Posts by SmettMark

Quote: Originally Posted by DarKen23  By the way, why aren't you interested in CIEMs? Universal IEMs only take you so far. The problem is I'm 16 so I haven't fully grown yet, and I would eventually outgrow a custom...

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Quote: Originally Posted by NA Blur  A budget IEM that I like and use is the Brainwavz M2.  Add in some Comply T-400 foam tips and you have yourself a budget IEM that is mid-centric, extends well into the bass,...

Hi guys, sorry for creating another thread, I changed my mind a bit about my preferences. This is what I'm looking for in the IEM:   -I listen mainly to vocals (mostly male), rock, heavy metal, and some...

Quote: Originally Posted by HFAUDIOPHILE  I think old Shure E500 had much better mids(rich, clean, forward,, highly detailed) than current SE535 with better bass response but highs were missing and...

Quote: Originally Posted by Selenium  Agree with one of the above recommendations by HF, the Monster Miles Davis Tributes nail every single aspect you're after. Your original post may as well have been a description of...

Quote: Originally Posted by DrSheep  UE 900 for sure, and the W4R is now was on discount from Earphone-Solutions for under $400.  You might want to consider the Sleek Audio SA7 also. I heard the UE900...

Quote: Originally Posted by Spyro  Yes, UM3X surely fits that description but I find that you can pretty much get the same qualities of UM3X as you can with W4 but with the added bonus of a nice...

I'm looking for a new IEM, my budget is 400 dollars, but I might stretch it if necessary. I want the IEM to be very lush and intimate, and I want it to sound "think". One of the main things I want to avoid is a lean or thin sounding...

To anyone who owns the sony EX600, is it as unforgiving of poor sources as the EX1000? I was interested in the EX1000 but I heard its really unforgiving, and some of my music wasn't recorded very well.