Posts by Xinn3r

Quote: Originally Posted by FlySweep  FXD80's timbre is better.. which is some high praise cause the FXT90 has excellent timbre.   People need to go back and read my FXD80 vs. FXT90 review.. I think I...

I have asked this before but no one replied, how is the Timbre compared to the FXT90?

Quote: Originally Posted by 1FakeAccount1  On most IEM's that use two drivers, they say they use one for bass and the other for treble and mids. i was just wondering if both the drivers would be the same type...

Quote: Originally Posted by AstralStorm  Yeah, for sensitive IEMs (including BA, which have special "drive" issues due to crossovers), I've checked that the following devices are reasonable:   FiiO...

Quote: Originally Posted by ljokerl    The RE262 is one of the least sensitive earphones, I really wouldn't worry about about balance issues at listening volumes unless you like your music...

Quote: Originally Posted by sekainohakaisha      Thanks for the replies guys, I am 80% decided to get the RE272. However, as these no longer have the 3 years warranty, I would like to know more...

There will be some change, whether it's significant and/or better depends on you.

Quote: Originally Posted by Rezound Sound  I'm looking for an IEM that has a sound signature similar to or better than the Philips Downtown. I would like it to isolate at least as good too. Also, I would prefer if it...

EPH-100 with it's dual flange tips and deeper insertion will isolate better. But I find the FXT90 with Sony Hybrids isolate pretty well, not bad either, just not as high as EPH-100, but the difference is not so much.

Quote: Originally Posted by Leo888  Hi joker, is this new RE262 with detachable cables on the housing or they comes with some extension cables to swap channels? Didn't see any of info on Hifiman's  website....