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Shure SRH840 and MS-1? I love both of these headphones very much and I'm looking for a similar IEM.

I'm looking at 4 models specifically: Brainwavz B2, VSonic GR07, Ultimate Ears Triple.fi 10 and HiFiMan RE262.

Any help from people with experience on these IEM's? 

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no help? i need a decision now...

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I haven'd heard either of the two headphones you have posted but I have heard 3 out of the 4 IEMs you are looking for and can provide some quick ideas of what they sound like

 

B2: Bright sound signature with very detailed treble and slightly analytical midrange. Bass is flat and has decent body without a whole lot of impact or sub-bass rumble. Mid sized soundstage width/depth

 

TF10: V-Shaped/Fun sounding signature with enchanced treble and bass. Best bass texture/detail/impact I have heard from a universal IEM. Perfect quantity IMO. Midrange is slightly recessed but still excellent in its own right. Sound stage is about as large width speaking lacks depth/height in comparison. Top tier sounding IEM and you will most likely be looking at side grade than upgrades from TF10s. 

 

RE262s: these NEED an amp. Sweet/warm sound signature. Rich mids, inoffensive treble, and pretty good bass with sub-bass rumble.. Mid sized soundstage but has exceptional depth/layering of music.

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I would go with the tf10s..They are my favorite iems and have a similar sound signature

The 262s do need an amp to sound really good. I haven't heard the other 2 so I can't help you out there. Overall, I don't think you'll be dissapointed with the tf10s..I think they have a very good soundstage for iems

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