Sennheiser IE80's Impressions Thread - Page 114

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Originally Posted by siddharth 

has any one came across good n practical carrying case for the IE80s??

I use my case for my glasses. It's a little softer yet sturdy enough to protect the IEMs. 

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Originally Posted by siddharth 

has any one came across good n practical carrying case for the IE80s??

If you live in Singapore, the Sennheiser shop at Marina Square sells a sexy and beautiful looking sennheiser mini case for 30 singapore dollars! trust me its truly beautiful!!!

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Originally Posted by siddharth 

has any one came across good n practical carrying case for the IE80s??

I have this really nice pouch that's perfect for IEMs. I'll try take some pics on the weekend when I get home.

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Originally Posted by siddharth 

has any one came across good n practical carrying case for the IE80s??

Otterbox 1000, it's $10 and the perfect size.  It's what Aurisonics is shipping with the ASG-1.

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Originally Posted by siddharth 

has any one came across good n practical carrying case for the IE80s??

I'm using the Audeo pouch, it holds both my PFE132 and the IE8's at the same time

how is the separation and imaging on the IE80s?

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Originally Posted by WaLaoEh 

how is the separation and imaging on the IE80s?

Its quite good. Better than it was on the IE8. Not as good as the FX700 or EX1000 but still very good.

Any IEM's out there with sound sig similar to IE80 but better isolation?

Would like to have one pair for long flights.

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Originally Posted by lostid 

Any IEM's out there with sound sig similar to IE80 but better isolation?

 

Would like to have one pair for long flights.

Put one of these over your IE80:

Problem solved. 

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Originally Posted by Coq de Combat 

Put one of these over your IE80:

 

 

Problem solved. 

I am afraid with those cups the IE80 may sound like Beats Studio.

Honestly I hate the headphones when I go out. Even at home I still prefer the IEM's most of the time.
 

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Originally Posted by lostid 

Any IEM's out there with sound sig similar to IE80 but better isolation?

 

Would like to have one pair for long flights.

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Originally Posted by Coq de Combat 

Put one of these over your IE80:

 

 

Problem solved. 

I wouldn't dare to wear these in public, but I did a test with active noise cancelling Headphones over IEMs some time ago. Might actually work with the IE80 for plane rides.

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Originally Posted by lostid 

I am afraid with those cups the IE80 may sound like Beats Studio.

 

Honestly I hate the headphones when I go out. Even at home I still prefer the IEM's most of the time.
 

 

Yeah, probably not the best idea. However, they would probably isolate pretty well.

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Originally Posted by james444 

I wouldn't dare to wear these in public, but I did a test with active noise cancelling Headphones over IEMs some time ago. Might actually work with the IE80 for plane rides.

On a sidenote, I had no idea those FADs were that huge! 

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Originally Posted by james444 

I wouldn't dare to wear these in public, but I did a test with active noise cancelling Headphones over IEMs some time ago. Might actually work with the IE80 for plane rides.

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Originally Posted by Coq de Combat 

Yeah, probably not the best idea. However, they would probably isolate pretty well.

 

On a sidenote, I had no idea those FADs were that huge! 

My intent is to not bring any cans with me for the flights. I would rather bring two pairs of IEM's than one pair of cans due to portability, convenience and comfy. The IEM's just win hands down.

Even the sound stage by the IE80 is good enough for me comparing to headphones. With live concert recording, the IE80 sounds amazingly beautiful to my ears.

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Originally Posted by dosley01 


I use the TF10 for my commuter IEMs, good isolation and somewhat similar sound. I believe UE/Logitech is discontinuing them. If you use the flip mod they fit much better and you won't look like Frankenstein. Comply tips will make the treble smoother and more like the IE80. IMHO

Thanks for the info.
 

im getting very confuesed , people saying that the ie80 is far better than the ie8????

this is from somone working at sennheiser " The IE 80 replaces IE 8...same acoustics, with a new refreshed look"