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think mids and highs in the range of an ER4p. I'm not sure what to compare the lows to. They are tight, accurate and not bloated in the least. They will hit HARD when needed.
When you say it will hit HARD...does that mean when the bass hits, my brain will feel funny? You know what I mean, that deep bass from an IEM that just sends waves through your mind...and rattles your brain.
When you say it will hit HARD...does that mean when the bass hits, my brain will feel funny? You know what I mean, that deep bass from an IEM that just sends waves through your mind...and rattles your brain.
What I mean by that is that when listening to albums like Elephunk or Monkey business by The BlackEyed Peas, the lows hit hard and clean like a fine tuned Alpine TypeX subwofer would, not a buzzing and over modulating like ghetto PepBoys $100 setup.
What I mean by that is that when listening to albums like Elephunk or Monkey business by The BlackEyed Peas, the lows hit hard and clean like a fine tuned Alpine TypeX subwofer would, not a buzzing and over modulating like ghetto PepBoys $100 setup.
That's what I meant, I was just being funny...or atleast trying
Have you tried them with any electronica, trance, or anything of that nature?
think mids and highs in the range of an ER4p. I'm not sure what to compare the lows to. They are tight, accurate and not bloated in the least. They will hit HARD when needed.
PERFECT! Mids and Highs of ER-4P plus a much needed improvement in bass. Plus added comfort due to Westones and no microphonics. Perfect! Honestly, I need these. Now do I have enough money for Customs that I always wanted.
Hmm... I wonder if the regular with custom eartips would be much different than the Customs. Cause then I would have an upgrade path and would go for the regular ones.
What I mean by that is that when listening to albums like Elephunk or Monkey business by The BlackEyed Peas, the lows hit hard and clean like a fine tuned Alpine TypeX subwofer would, not a buzzing and over modulating like ghetto PepBoys $100 setup.
mmmmmm..... that bass is tempting, pOwderhOund23 how do the 3's sound with the Tomahawk? Do guitar solos melt?
mmmmmm..... that bass is tempting, pOwderhOund23 how do the 3's sound with the Tomahawk? Do guitar solos melt?
Like Butter ! Ray had his game hat on when developing that amp. The 3's are just sick with the Tomahawk, both the universal (BETA) and the 3Custom (ALPHA). I'll have a MiniBox-D in a few weeks and will post thoughts on that matchup as well.
Like Butter ! Ray had his game hat on when developing that amp. The 3's are just sick with the Tomahawk, both the universal (BETA) and the 3Custom (ALPHA). I'll have a MiniBox-D in a few weeks and will post thoughts on that matchup as well.
mmmmmmm.....BUTTER!! thats sounds great! Is the wire and the 1/8" input jack going to be the same like UM2's? Or is it going to be a really thick cable?
That's what I meant, I was just being funny...or atleast trying
Have you tried them with any electronica, trance, or anything of that nature?
I've run them on the following:
Andy Hunter - Exodus
Armin Van Buren - Shivers
BT - Movement In Still Life
Chemical Brothers - Dig Your Own Hole and Surrender
Chicane - Behind The Sun
Crystal Method - Vegas (GREAT ALBUM)
Delerium - Chimera, Karma (Disk1) and Semantic Spaces
Paul Oakenfold - Bunkka
And a few others, but that is a good mixing if different sounds.
Of course I didn't know about this at that time.
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