So I will be choosing between these two iems soon i think, but I am wondering about a couple thing. I have heard that the IE7s have a very very good and wide soundstage. However I have heard mixed things about the SM3 soundstage, some reviews say they have no soundstage at all, some say they have a very good and wide soundstage, they all seem to agree that the soundstage is very unique though. So I hope to gain a better picture of what is actually happening here with the SM3s soundstage?
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Sennheiser IE7 soundstage VS Earsonics SM3 soundstage
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10/13/11 at 9:34pm
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