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Are the Panasonics worth $40 more than the M3s?
Panasonic RP HJE900 vs Brainwavz M3
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Let me help you with that: http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/478568/multi-iem-review-123-iems-compared-sunrise-xcape-brainwavz-m3-added-11-30
But, http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/525440/hje900-discontinued
Unless you can find another source, it's going to be difficult.
But, http://www.head-fi.org/forum/thread/525440/hje900-discontinued
Unless you can find another source, it's going to be difficult.
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I've listened to both.
The panasonics are absolutely worth the extra money.
IMO the brainwavz m3 have a trouble with clarity and definition.
The only thing wrong with the pannys is the horrible isolation as compared to most iems.
The panasonics are absolutely worth the extra money.
IMO the brainwavz m3 have a trouble with clarity and definition.
The only thing wrong with the pannys is the horrible isolation as compared to most iems.
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still never got why panasonic discontinued the HJE900s
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Maybe because the vast majority of people went for other phones.
And they ran out of cubic zirconia to make them
It was a limited production in the beginning. Only made a specific amount.
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More like they were originally targeted for Japan, they are still sold just not in U.S.
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Maybe because the vast majority of people went for other phones.
And they ran out of cubic zirconia to make them
...I thought cubic zirconia became extremely scarce because of the great jewelry wars of 1998...
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Posted at the same time, darnit.
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Maybe because the vast majority of people went for other phones.
And they ran out of cubic zirconia to make them
...I thought cubic zirconia became extremely scarce because of the great jewelry wars of 1998...
lol'ed?
it's an isometric lab synthesized material. They don't run out of it.
Low cost as well + durable.
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I snipped the stems of my meleec m9 balanced tips and now I have around 90% isolation, I was in the bus today and subway and I couldn't heard a thing outside
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Well evidently tip-dependent
Talking about the stock tips.
If you get the acs custom-tip then every iem has good isolation.
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Meh who uses stock tips
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Well evidently tip-dependent
Talking about the stock tips.
If you get the acs custom-tip then every iem has good isolation.
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Meh who uses stock tipsWhat are these custom tips you speak of...I must investigate!
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Well evidently tip-dependent
Talking about the stock tips.
If you get the acs custom-tip then every iem has good isolation.
http://www.hearingprotection.co.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=60&Itemid=117
You can also get custom tips from 1964 ears for less.
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