Multi-IEM Review - 352 IEMs compared (Pump Audio Earphones added 04/03/16 p. 1106)
Nov 5, 2013 at 2:34 AM Post #11,986 of 16,931
Thanks for the reply and recommendation joker. I think I will consider the jh13pro, but its a very steep investment for me now.
I will also eyeing for the um 3DD, interesting it got multi dynamic driver. I wonder how it compared to multi ba sound.
Plus its not too expensive (599usd custom fit), and custom iem site also offer universal fit for 499usd, 100 less than the custom one.
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 6:34 AM Post #11,988 of 16,931
Does anyone make a "better" ER4 in a universal? Better being say a 3-6dB boost at 20Hz tapering down to no boost in the mid range.
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 8:23 AM Post #11,989 of 16,931
RE-272 , but you can only find a used one (if lucky).
 
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Does anyone make a "better" ER4 in a universal? Better being say a 3-6dB boost at 20Hz tapering down to no boost in the mid range.

 
Nov 5, 2013 at 11:08 AM Post #11,992 of 16,931
 They are much flatter and more neutral than the EPH-100. Coming from the Yamahas you'll notice much lower bass quantity and better balance through the midrange and treble, as well as a slightly thinner note presentation. If you're looking for accuracy they definitely are an upgrade to the Yamahas. Bigger question is whether that type of sound will appeal to you as much as the EPH-100. To be honest I'm not aware of any shallow-fit earphones that sound like the EPH-100 in that price range. The Senn IE800 comes to mind but it's quite a bit more expensive. The JVC FX700, too, but it's a smaller step up and a thicker, more v-shaped-sound. 


Good thing then I'm willing to spend more. I was think off about 400 euros. Which would not get me close enough to the Sennheiser IE-800 but are there more IEM's in that price bracket that can get me this sound. Maybe a JVC FXZ-200. Thing is I really fell in love with the sound of the EPH-100 but that awful fit.

The much lower bass quantify of the MusicOne would be a turn off. I'm not a basshead (at least I think so) but I do like some impact. A more neutral sounding IEM is not a problem. But I do not like analytical, there should be a hint of warmthness and smoothness.


Please? Are there more IEM's with the EPH-100 sound signature under 400 euros/dollars. Does the Dunu DN-1000 come close maybe.
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 11:48 AM Post #11,993 of 16,931
Thanks for the reply and recommendation joker. I think I will consider the jh13pro, but its a very steep investment for me now.
I will also eyeing for the um 3DD, interesting it got multi dynamic driver. I wonder how it compared to multi ba sound.
Plus its not too expensive (599usd custom fit), and custom iem site also offer universal fit for 499usd, 100 less than the custom one.

 
Interesting... didn't know it was that "cheap". 
 
Does anyone make a "better" ER4 in a universal? Better being say a 3-6dB boost at 20Hz tapering down to no boost in the mid range.


Not that I've heard. 
 
Please? Are there more IEM's with the EPH-100 sound signature under 400 euros/dollars. Does the Dunu DN-1000 come close maybe.


Not that I know of. The DN-1000 is different. I loaned mine out temporarily after a brief listen so I won't have more info until I get it back. The only one I could think of with a shallow fit was the FX700 that I recommended, but it's not a great signature match. 
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 4:51 PM Post #11,995 of 16,931
  Not that I know of. The DN-1000 is different. I loaned mine out temporarily after a brief listen so I won't have more info until I get it back. The only one I could think of with a shallow fit was the FX700 that I recommended, but it's not a great signature match. 

Well I generally don't have problems with fitting in IEM's. The only problem I've had to date is with the EPH-100 and I would place a bet on me having the same problem with the Miles Davis Trumpet but I haven't tried those. I'm looking for a slight V-shape. Neutral sounding leaning towards warm. I'm not a true bass-head but the IEM's should have an emphasis on bass.
 
Top contenders:
VSonic GR-07 BE
Heir Audio 3.Ai
Dunu DN-1000
JVC HA FX-700
 
Based on review I believe all of these fit my sound signature but if there are any more would you be so kind to inform me.
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 8:21 PM Post #11,997 of 16,931
I posted on Introductions, Help and Recommendations but no one seems to visit the forum section that much.  Can someone recommend an upgrade for my tdk ba200? I primarily listen to classical orchestra, korean Indie and jazz.  The tdk ba200's major strong point is its mids.  Thus what I am looking for is an overall improving on everything.  My budget is $200~$300.  Thanks guys.
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 10:56 PM Post #11,998 of 16,931
Yes, its "cheap" at 499 for the 3dd universal... from initial review, it got bad separation and imaging... so, i think its not for me.
Time to safe money for jh13...

I do not know which review, but I totally disagree. Separation is excellent and imaging is good. Only default it that it is not very smooth sounding.
 
Nov 5, 2013 at 11:08 PM Post #11,999 of 16,931
  Well I generally don't have problems with fitting in IEM's. The only problem I've had to date is with the EPH-100 and I would place a bet on me having the same problem with the Miles Davis Trumpet but I haven't tried those. I'm looking for a slight V-shape. Neutral sounding leaning towards warm. I'm not a true bass-head but the IEM's should have an emphasis on bass.
 
Top contenders:
VSonic GR-07 BE
Heir Audio 3.Ai
Dunu DN-1000
JVC HA FX-700
 
Based on review I believe all of these fit my sound signature but if there are any more would you be so kind to inform me.

 
I don't know if I would classify the VSonic or Dunu as shallow fit. They are just... average. If that's okay with you then they should work, but the VSonic has a lot less bass than the EPH-100. By the way, the Dunu comes with these little rings that you put on the nozzle to vary how far the eartip sits on the nozzle and thereby insertion depth.
 
The trumpet fits very similar to the EPH100 but it comes with "normal" tips and not multi-flanged ones like the Yamaha.
 
  For your taste/in your experience, which one would you say sounds best witch classical? 

 
The Noble 4C 
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  I posted on Introductions, Help and Recommendations but no one seems to visit the forum section that much.  Can someone recommend an upgrade for my tdk ba200? I primarily listen to classical orchestra, korean Indie and jazz.  The tdk ba200's major strong point is its mids.  Thus what I am looking for is an overall improving on everything.  My budget is $200~$300.  Thanks guys.


Unfortunately I haven't heard the BA200. From what I've been told, it might be one of the best sets under $300, period, so I'm not sure where you would go in terms of upgrading. 
 
Not sure how much of an upgrade it is over the BA200 but you can get the W4 for about $350 these days.
 

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