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How do IE7/8 compare to GR07?

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Hey Kostalex, how does IE8 compared to Tm5 in terms of SQ(imaging and soundstage) and sound sig? Always thought these two should be very similar.

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I lost my TM5 long ago. Sometime my audio-memory serves well. In this case it does not, unfortunately.

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My iMOD + Xin Supermini III with bass boost and crossfeed designed specifically for the ER4s takes the Ety's up a notch. That being said, I now definitely want to hear the RE272. You have convinced me. If I do, I'll post my comparison. 

 

BTW, referring to the other post about the Ety hf3, it's not in the same league as the ER4p or s. I own it mainly because of the fact that it isolates, has a mic to take calls and is easier to drive straight out of my iPhone. It does sound very nice and neutral for $100 however. 

 

Checked the price of the FX700, no longer interested unless someone I know has one to try out. 

 

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Very similar, while better.
 



 



 


Edited by robm321 - 11/10/11 at 8:02am
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Yeah, XINs are great with Etys. But, have you tried HM-602 or HM-601? I loved Supermicro > ER-4P/S so much. I plugged it anywhere :) - into 5.5gen LOD, Pico DAC/amp, HDP... Even into WooAudio 3 preamp outs, resulting in kinda hybrid amp :) SM IV has been improving anything, until I received HM-602. To me, SM IV could not add anything over HM-602 headphone out. They seemed to be on par, somewhat similar  (warmth, dark highs) though with some differences. I was interested and going to compare them carefully on vacation, write a review probably. Then I lost SM IV, so I am not sure whether they were on par indeed. Nevertheless, HM-602 has much to offer for Ety lover with no extra amping.
 

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post #51 of 55

Haven't heard the HM-601/2 but it sounds pretty compelling. I'm still pretty happy with the iMOD. 

post #52 of 55

Hey Kostalex, what is the nozzle size on re272? Is it big like re0 or small like re252? Looks big to me...

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It's same as RE-0. Seems to be a wee bit larger too.

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+1 same to RE0

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Tried RE272 with ZO2. It's like they are made for each other. Bass is much more pronounced (at yellowish-green contour) and the presentation is on warmer side. This is gold.

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