Sport-Fi, correct.

For that, I'd recommend the original M6 over the PROs OR the SE215s. They're much less bulky, but also have a warmer sound signature to me than the 215s.

Thought I'd give a quick update as to how they ended up working for me for the few months I had them. Right away, there's something about them that makes them a little more bulky than the original M6s. The shell is supposed to be the same size, but in my experience, the PROs are a tad bigger...

I definitely haven't changed my opinion since my original impressions. These do have a much more 'balanced' signature than the original M6s, so you may want to check out the M6s if you like more bass. 

To be perfectly honest, I wasn't actually trying to be a comedian. I actually appreciated some of the aspects of your M9 Classic review (and it was one of the reasons I decided to try them out). They're now in my pocket every single day because they sound very similar to the M6s with a little...

I don't know if I am. I'm very excited that MEElectronics finally put out their musician-friendly IEM lots of us were waiting for.    After listening to them for awhile, I have decided that I'm going to stick with my M6s for stage use. Not sure what you were talking about when you said...

I've had both white, and pink noise going through these all night. Will let you guys know what the result is.

I think either are fine choices. ;)

Pics or it didn't happen. :P But honestly, don't just make assumptions just based on what a few schmoes say on a forum. Especially with brand new IEMs like the M6 PROs.

*Facepalm.* Have you actually A-B tested both? The Audio-Technicas don't have the over-ear memory wire, making them incredibly loose and uncomfortable compared to the M6s.

I use the M6s on stage exclusively. I keep the M9 Classics in my pocket at all times. I have considered customs, but it seems like a huge pain for what you get. A friend of mine uses the Atrio's (on stage on very high-profile tours) by Marty Garcia's company (Future Sonics), and thinks they're...

No, it wasn't because of the fit. I actually tried out every model Shure IEM (yes, even the 846s briefly - with each filter), and found that NONE of them gave me the bass response (or correct frequency response) that the M6s have. Which is why I'm actually now having trouble getting used to the...

The reason I originally got the M6s were because of my hatred for the Shure IEMs. They simply wouldn't fit my ears, and they had no bass. The M6s provide me with both those things. They're much smaller (and fit a lot better), and you don't have to worry about that stupid swivelling that the...

Thought it was pretty clear on this in the original post, but I guess it's my fault if I wasn't. Basically I want somewhere in between a bass intensive phone and flat sounding sound signature. I like the way all of my MEElectronics products sound, to give you an idea. I'm a musician, but I do so...

So a few years back I bought the Audio-Technica ATH-M40fs over-ear headphones. It's only now that I'm realizing how bad they really are. Honestly, it sounds like I'm listening to music six miles away. I'm not an audiophile by any means, but these just are not doing it for me.    I'm wondering...

You may want to check out the MEElectronics M6 in-ear monitors. They're probably the most durable IEMs I've ever used. And yes, they're $20. They sound absolutely fantastic too (I use them on stage for in-ear monitoring).  Also, if you need detachable cables, they also just released the PRO...

Personally, I've had no real issue with "driver flex" when the earphones are inserted in my ear canals properly.

Go back to the triple flanges you said you got a good seal on. Have you ever owned the original M6s? If so, these fit very differently (in my opinion). The housings on these are actually bigger than the original M6s (despite what some people have said - they are bigger), and therefore need more...

Clearly there are still people buying them for just about every purpose. I would say yes. ;)

Quote: nimordiny There's your problem. They aren't far enough in your ear. Just humour me for one second, and push them in even further into your ear (you'll think it's going to hurt, but it won't)...   The other issue I had with them when I first got them was that I was putting the tips...

I've been using the black ones on stage as in-ear monitors for almost a year now, and I just recently got the PRO version. Man, does the clear ever look good! So I had to go ahead and order the normal M6s in clear too. Not sure which I like better yet, though. :)

No, I don't use any external EQ or amps on any of my earphones. I really let the companies decide what I listen to. I'm not an audiophile by any means, but using an external amp wherever I go is way too hard for the little difference it would make to me.   So far:   I need to note that the...

Great first impressions. Now that I have a pair in my ears, I agree with what you had to say. Will be updating with my thoughts after I have a chance to critically listen to them. 

Just received mine today. Review to follow (possibly video review, if requested).