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post #8791 of 10401
11/21/12 at 10:11am
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Fine, first BA-sounding BA rolleyes.gif

 

 

lol. ok, you win!

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post #8792 of 10401
11/21/12 at 10:17am
The R50 was pretty boring to me. C-span is more exciting.
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post #8793 of 10401
11/21/12 at 11:18am

Just a quick question. Does R-50 perform better than PFE 112? Especially at mid bass region.

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post #8794 of 10401
11/21/12 at 11:20am
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Originally Posted by shotgunshane View Post

The R50 was pretty boring to me. C-span is more exciting.

is that a custom iem?biggrin.gif

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post #8795 of 10401
11/21/12 at 11:29am

Hello joker!

Maybe a difficult question - but how do the Yamaha EPH100s compare to the Brainwavz HM5/Fischer Audio FA-003 in terms of sound signature? I know those cans are full-sized, but I desperately need to find a full-sized, well-isolationg headphone that can hold a candle to the Yams; they just have such a satisfying sound sig.

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post #8796 of 10401
11/21/12 at 11:37am
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Originally Posted by AstralStorm View Post

Well, RE-ZERO is as much direct upgrade over RE0 as they come. The other IEMs of the line are somewhat sideway treks, even RE272, which is the closest. Still, I bet you'd get more mileage out of custom tips for RE0 than from RE-ZERO alone. Or perhaps combine both ideas

It's one of a kind IEM...


I still have the old RE2 from few years agol, and still love them. Is the RE0 a direct evolution ? confused.gif


Edited by musiclife - 12/3/12 at 4:43pm
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post #8797 of 10401
11/21/12 at 12:05pm

Enjoyed reading the review of the DN-19. :D

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post #8798 of 10401
11/21/12 at 2:53pm

Do I get a better sound on my Pfe 112's if I add an 75 ohm adapter to it? Is there anyone who tried it with Pfe's?

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post #8799 of 10401
11/21/12 at 4:21pm
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Do I get a better sound on my Pfe 112's if I add an 75 ohm adapter to it? Is there anyone who tried it with Pfe's?


 I have the PFE 112 and I'm waiting for my 75 ohm adaptar to arrive, so, if you with, I can post my impressions (I still have to wait the mail service to deliver it).

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post #8800 of 10401
11/21/12 at 7:24pm
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Someone should really send one your way. IMHO, it's bar-none one of the best values around. Period. In my view, it definitely rivals the R-50 in terms of value. The R-50 won't ingratiate itself to everyone, while the BA200 will definitely appeal to a wider audience, while accuracy-minded folks will still appreciate it, as even when it doesn't have the top-end sizzle, it is very well-extended on both ends.

 

Someone graciously offered but I had to turn it down due to lack of spare time. I'll try and get my hands on it next year. I like R-50 but even that review has been delayed for months already redface.gif. 

 

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Just a quick question. Does R-50 perform better than PFE 112? Especially at mid bass region.

 

Answered your PM. 

 

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Originally Posted by chipstjuven View Post

Hello joker!

Maybe a difficult question - but how do the Yamaha EPH100s compare to the Brainwavz HM5/Fischer Audio FA-003 in terms of sound signature? I know those cans are full-sized, but I desperately need to find a full-sized, well-isolationg headphone that can hold a candle to the Yams; they just have such a satisfying sound sig.

 

I only heard the FA-003 briefly something like 2 years ago so I don't think I can be of much help there. For what it's worth someone else asked for a EPH-100 competitor in headphone form and I recommended the V-Moda M-80. Maybe the M-100 is worth looking at as far as full-size cans go. 

 

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I still have the old RE2 from few years agol, and still love them. Is the RE0 a direct evolution ??

 

It is and it isn't. Because it's a lower-end product, the RE2's frequency response is less extended and skewed in favor of the treble and away from the bass, resulting a brighter sound. The RE0 is more balanced, more refined, and more neutral in tone. If you like the RE2 you probably will like the RE0 and RE-ZERO as well but they are not an exact signature match.

 

 

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Enjoyed reading the review of the DN-19. :D


Thanks beerchug.gif


Edited by ljokerl - 11/21/12 at 9:24pm
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post #8801 of 10401
11/22/12 at 7:15am

How would you compare the hf5 to the re0? Thanks.


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post #8802 of 10401
11/22/12 at 11:53am
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How would you compare the hf5 to the re0? Thanks.


It's been years since I've had an RE0 and a while since I sold my last HF5 for the ER4. I don't think I can or should attempt a comparison from memory as they are both balanced and neutral-sounding earphones with more similarities than differences. If you already own the HF5 (which I think you do) I probably wouldn't bother with the RE0. The ZERO, maybe.  

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post #8803 of 10401
11/22/12 at 9:19pm
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It's been years since I've had an RE0 and a while since I sold my last HF5 for the ER4. I don't think I can or should attempt a comparison from memory as they are both balanced and neutral-sounding earphones with more similarities than differences. If you already own the HF5 (which I think you do) I probably wouldn't bother with the RE0. The ZERO, maybe.  

Well then how do the re-zero compare with the hf5 since head-direct have them back in stock now?

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post #8804 of 10401
11/23/12 at 12:06am
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Well then how do the re-zero compare with the hf5 since head-direct have them back in stock now?


Still pretty similar, the ZERO has more of a dynamic-driver note presentation with softer, rounder notes. It sounds a little fuller and smoother and more mid-forward (and just more forward overall) while the Etys are more crisp, a bit less forgiving up top, and to my ears clearer. 

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post #8805 of 10401
11/23/12 at 2:03am
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Still pretty similar, the ZERO has more of a dynamic-driver note presentation with softer, rounder notes. It sounds a little fuller and smoother and more mid-forward (and just more forward overall) while the Etys are more crisp, a bit less forgiving up top, and to my ears clearer. 

Head-direct ran out of re-zero again, I'll probably never get a chance to purchase them, I guess I will be saving up for a more expensive iem then, anyway thanks for the comparison.beerchug.gif

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