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post #16 of 28
1/29/12 at 1:19am
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So now my new list would look more like this....

 

 

1. Sennheiser cx 870

2. sennheiser cx880

3. sennheiser cx400ii

4. HiFi Man Re-Zero

5. Audio Technica ath-anc23

6. Audio Technica ath-cks55

7. Ultimate ears tf10

8. Monster Cable Lil' Jamz Multilingual

9. AKQ Q350

 

Any info on these...bad build quality etc..

If there is any experience of any of these earphones, good or bad, let me know as I would like them to last as long as my old sennheisers.

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post #17 of 28
1/29/12 at 6:38am

Hisoundoudio Crystal

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post #18 of 28
1/29/12 at 7:27am
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Originally Posted by mark2410 View Post

Hisoundoudio Crystal



How is this bass and overall quality compare to the sennheiser cx300??

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post #19 of 28
1/29/12 at 8:00am
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Really looking like heading for the UE TripleFi 10.....but they are quite expensive...is there any alternatives....that are cheaper.

Do they still make the SuperFi 5 and simlar anymore????

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post #20 of 28
1/29/12 at 8:11am
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Originally Posted by nipit View Post

Ultimate Ears TF10 on amazon.co.uk for 109 pounds. But I'm afraid they may be a little bit too big for you, depends on your ears smily_headphones1.gif



 



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He asked for Bass heavy.



 



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Originally Posted by nipit View Post



Yes, and TF10 are quite bass heavy, you don't need to correct me.



 



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Correct you? Its a different of opinion, thats what forums are for. I still dont consider them bass heavy.

 



 



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Originally Posted by tinyman392 View Post



LOL, someone must be some kind of super-duper-ultra-mega-bass-head to think the TF10s aren't bass heavy tongue.gif  Maybe he got a bad fit...  IDK.


Sorry about the amount of quotes. You three seem to have had some experience with the tf10's. How about the superFi 5's though??? £60 on amazon. Are they anygood compared to the tf10's???

 

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post #21 of 28
1/29/12 at 8:51am
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Sorry about the amount of quotes. You three seem to have had some experience with the tf10's. How about the superFi 5's though??? £60 on amazon. Are they anygood compared to the tf10's???

 


I have used in this order. Skullcandy Inkd, Image S4's, Shure SE215's and the TF10's. In order of worst to best, this is where they rank also. I doubt the super's will hang with the TF10, but this is a pure guess since I have never used them.

 

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post #22 of 28
1/29/12 at 12:06pm
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Originally Posted by Huxley View Post

Yamaha EPH-100

 

Same suggestion.

They only cost £85 in the UK (cheaper than in other countries).

 

They have more than enough bass (but not too much, they're not for bassheads) with a nice punch, and I honestly think they're better for the price than any most IEMs listed above, including TF10s (that I owned previously and didn't like because of the messy mids and so-so instrument separation).

 

 

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post #23 of 28
1/29/12 at 12:08pm
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Originally Posted by tienbasse View Post

 

Same suggestion.

They only cost £85 in the UK (cheaper than in other countries).

 

They have more than enough bass (but not too much, they're not for bassheads) with a nice punch, and I honestly think they're better for the price than any most IEMs listed above, including TF10s (that I owned previously and didn't like because of the messy mids and so-so instrument separation).

 

 


+1

 

They will cost you £79.95 delivered in the UK  unless we have driven them up. Checkout thread.

 

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post #24 of 28
1/29/12 at 5:46pm

I personally upgraded from the cx300-II to the tf10's and am extremely happy with them. You don't just get a bass overload, you get quality punchy bass with the tf10 s. anyway if you order from amazon in the uk u have the protection of the 30 day return policy, so you can always return them if they don't meet your expectations. 

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post #25 of 28
1/30/12 at 9:11am
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Originally Posted by afhstingray View Post

I personally upgraded from the cx300-II to the tf10's and am extremely happy with them. You don't just get a bass overload, you get quality punchy bass with the tf10 s. anyway if you order from amazon in the uk u have the protection of the 30 day return policy, so you can always return them if they don't meet your expectations. 



But are they worth the £105

Sennheisers are £30

Should I upgrade??

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post #26 of 28
1/30/12 at 2:14pm
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How is this bass and overall quality compare to the sennheiser cx300??



quantity is a bit less than the cx300 which are bass monsters, quality is vastly superior

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post #27 of 28
1/30/12 at 9:48pm

I think for the OP, the Yamaha EPH-100 would be the most suitable. Audio Affair have 5% off today using coupon code: PAYDAY.


Edited by g33k girl - 1/30/12 at 9:54pm
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post #28 of 28
1/31/12 at 4:09am

How about an Futuresonics Atrio MG5? (: Basshead-satisfying for sure, good isolation, comfort, and it doesn't make you look like a Frankenstein. :)

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