kanuka
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and there´s still more to come from JVC
Just got the she5105bk from target my first impression is the so far so good
I just got the HA-FX101s because of this thread, and I've been listening to them for the past hour or so. All I can say is: DAT BASS. James Blake's Limit to your Love sounds amazing using these. In terms of bass, these blow my old Meelec M9s out of the water. The only negative is that highs are quite harsh, with some bad sibilance during "s" sounds in lyrics. Hopefully burning them in will even that out.
Hey guys I'm interested in buying some of those FX40s myself but I can't get them in New Zealand Cheaper than $40, I want to create a listing but it says I can't because of some rule, I've posted more than 25 times, idk what to do
It does get better with burn in, but is still a little edgy in the high end as part of it's signature... it really depends on what you're coming from though. I got the FX40s first, and the FX101s sounded super smooth in comparison (sibilance-wise), but i went back to the SHE3580 and the FX101 sounded sibilant by comparison... listening to my new-ish ASG-1s (rolled off highs) then my FX101s (pocket phones) it's even more apparent.
I think it's just part of the FX-101's sound and i don't have a huge problem with it for the sound they deliver at that price.
anyone can compare the fxd60 to other similar priced,fx40, or even the ckm300?
besides soundstage how much different are the fx101 to the cks77?
crazy that I have all of them in my possession. I think the fx40 is the better value over the fxd60. It sounds cleaner and more detailed. The ckm300's are not too far off from the ckm500 and I really do like the sound. The cks77's are far better than the fx101's. The 77's might be the best one of the bunch here if you don't mind the big bass.