Multi-IEM Review - 281 IEMs compared (VSonic GR07 BE and R02 Silver Added 05/15/13 p.688) - Page 596

Just received my GR06,listened to it few mins and i'm pretty sure it's going to be awesome.

Can't wait to have them burn in correctly.

Thanks to ljokerl for the suggestion!

 I'm looking for a new set of $100 (or about £50-70) IEMs. I'm completely new to IEM's; the last pair of headphones I had were Sennheiser OMX-181's which sounded average but never properly fitted. I'll be using them mainly while walking/commuting on busses etc around town and with some cycling too, so I want a pair that will fit properly, won't be uncomfortable when worn for hours at a time and offers fairly good isolation. I tend to listen to a fairly wide variety of music, so some piano pieces, rock, pop, easy listening, r+b and some folk but I'm more centred around rock. I like my music to have rich bass but not so that it smothers the rest of the trebels and mids. I'd like a set that would keep a good sense of the bass while giving me the detail in the mids and highs that I've not had in my previous earphones up to now... something that will give a good sense of balance all around and help me to hear every note.

I posted in the advice threads and I've got a few to consider but I honestly don't know which will suit my needs better:

1) VSonic GR06

2) MEElectronics A161P

3) PFE012

4) SE215

With either of these IEM's are they proven to be reliable? Will the stock tips provided be comfortable or can you recommend other tips that will be more comfortable and provide the best sound? How long is the burn in with these IEM's? How big of an issue is it for the GR06 not to have a cable clinch? Are there some different IEM's in my price range that will fit my needs better that I've missed?

I'll be using whatever set with a Nokia Lumia 920 for music as well as a Creative Zen X-Fi MP3 player.

I've got about 150$ to burn on a replacement for my eph-100.

I'm looking for an iem with a very clear presentation over a dark background (similar or better then the eph-100). I listen to a lot of classical music but can't say I enjoy a very analytical listen. I'd rather a warm detailed sound. Also, hopefully the treble isn't as absent as on the eph :( 

With that said, considering a dark background being my primary criteria. Would the gr01 fit the bill (should I really stray from a dynamic driver) or are there any better/other suggestions?

Hi guys, Hoping for some advise. Currently in the market for a good pair of IEM’s. Just bought the Mile Davis Trumpets with or without an E11 amp a couple of months ago which I have to say really does have a really nice sound, particularly the bass. Looking to replace them with something else, but am hoping to be able to get something with similar bass levels, excellent clarity and strong isolation.

Always confused by looking at options like the q-JAYS or DBA-02, CK90Pro or TripleFi 10 and not knowing the whether they will meet the criteria of their bass levels and isolation. I love the fact that the Trumpets have nice punchy bass and not muddy.

The music I listen to is usually House, Trance or Rnb.

Not particularly fussed about the amount, just wanted to get something which was good quality

Is anyone able to provide some suggestions?

Joker sorry for bothering you again. So currently i am using the Vsonics GR06. And I'm planning to get a new one. So right now my eyes are set on either the GR07 or Rock-It Sounds R50. Both very detailed reviews. But between this 2, what are the most promising differences that the 2 IEM display? I like my music brimming with brightness and accuracy in the treble, with good separation. Any advice?

joker, does EX1000, PFE 232 and AKG K3003 match JVC FX700's timbre?

And can you briefly compare JVC FX700 and PFE 232?

bass quantity and extension, treble quantity and extension, presentation (3D, soundstage)

I don't mind doing comparisons but they do take time and effort. If you're asking only out of curiosity, I recommend just reading the reviews. If you're actually looking to make a buying decision, it might be best for you to state what you're looking for. It's easier for me to say which fits your criteria better than to come up with a from-memory comparison featuring products you might not even want in the first place.

^

And while you're at it, could you please post the TF10 review?

And will we get the ToGo 334 review before the first anniversary?

And will there be a boy or a girl for Will and Kate?

(sorry, got carried away... )

I've been looking into the PFE's and I like the idea that I can go to the Phonak website and order the filters/guides or whatever I want for the set. I'm hearing that the filters need to be replaced fairly often though and I'm wondering why? Do they just get blocked up with ear wax and there's no way to clean them? Also wondered about if the PFE's have removable cables or not? I'm also hearing that the PFE's can be a little low volume without an amp. I'm gonna be using a Creative Xen X-Fi and while I've never had problems with the output I don't really want to resort to getting an amp; especially not while I'm out and about. I'm leaning towards the PFE's but these points concern me.

Minus the part where people insert cash 

Still, thanks for all your work on reviews.

I'm actually serious of buying. Sorry for all the questions.

I currently own FX700. To give you an idea, I kind of want more exteneded treble and brass shimmering from the cymbals (not thin roll offs), not laid back mids, and slightly, just slightly less bass. Perhaps better instrument separation. Those are the improvements I'm mainly concerned about FX700. The sound quality and everything has to be more or less on par or better.

I'm just torn between spending 3-4 times as much as FX700, getting a slightly better sound. I narrowed my search to AKG K3003 and Sennheiser IE 800. Since you haven't hear any the IE 800, I can't get any input from you. I'm not sure if there is another IEM that satisfies all those characteristics I've described above. By reading the reviews, PFE 232 seems like it.

Thanks