Member Reviews: Soundmagic E30

After few weeks of researching decided to buy these earphones, because everyone stated them to be balanced and not faiguing. And I was not dissapointed by my pick. Sound is very qualitative and balanced, soundstage and imaging are also good, instruments have distance between them. Isolation is not the best but acceptable for me. Very comfortable and well built, but maybe not the best looking earphone. Bass is not very fast but rather punchy. It's just slightly dominating in the sound signature, just perfect for me.  Midrange is a little warmed by bass but still clear and sometimes seems a little laid  back and distant. A little recessed treble allows to listen...

These are best headphones under 40 USD. Try no further just buy these and you won't regret. They have balanced sound and yet not boring soundstage. Musicality is not traded off for accuracy and Accuracy is not traded off for musicality. Perfect mix of musicality and accuracy. Bass is good overall and plenty by audiophile standards but does not affect the remaining spectrum of sound. Treble perfectly balanced. Vocals sound better than they do on their sibling and also great E10. Lacks the characteristicallypunchy bass that E10 has, but still plenty of bass. I don't like the fit. I personally prefer normal fit than the fit of these headphones. It's not as comfortable as E10 but sound...

  Okay so even though i'm not an audiophile in the sense that I don't necessarily look for the most neutral, flat IEMs, I do want to enjoy the music I listen to (mainly rock/ classic rock) the best I can and have spent many hundreds of dollars over the last 3 years trying out different IEMs ranging from shures to etys UEs etc.  I never cared much for earphones that cost over a 100-150 because i never really manage to stick with a pair so I probably havent yet tried the better sounding IEMs on the market just yet but of all the ones i've ever listened to, E30s have been the most pleasing to my ears by far.   I have a couple of pairs of PL 30s and PL50s so I'm not...

These are realy great IEMs, one of the best sq(balanced with plenty of bass). greatest thing of these is comfort- same as pl50, so perfect. i can't notice that im wearing them. Sq is like Xears TD4, Pl50 and e10, so near top tier. i only wish that materials used would like pl50, not pl30 type.

This is a review for those non-audiophiles out there. Just someone who likes their music. I listen to pop, electric, trance, techno, jazz, and classical (well, synth classical, soundtracks for movies, games, anime...)   Source: My unamped iPod touch 2G. No Equalizer app.   History: I have been using the JVC Marshmellows for a long time (since they are pretty good for throwing around. I mean, I am mildly abusive to my iems, I bring them with me everywhere.) But recently they broke and realized I couldn't get them locally anymore without the microphone attached (for phones).   So I got the MEElec M6 instead from Newegg. Those were okay... but the bass was...

  Packaging:   The SoundMagic E30 come in one of the best packaging jobs I've ever seen. This is before I'm even able to see the packaging mind you. The E30 came securely wrapped with a brown cardboard box wrapped tightly around the actual package with either end having a label telling the user to fax a picture to SoundMagic if it had been tampered with or opened. With all of the fakes around SoundMagic is definitely making it almost impossible to replicate these and I find that to be amazing.   After opening the authenticity wrap I was greeted with a white cardboard box with a somewhat minimal design. On the front the user is presented with a window to view the...