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A much better replacement for Brainwavz M2 - to play with iPod Touch 4G

post #1 of 3
5/8/12 at 6:01pm
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Greetings,

I'm having a lot of problems with my Brainwavz M2 recently and apparently I'll be looking for a replacement really soon.

Of course, the question is: what should I choose?

I'm looking for something much better in terms of sound quality (bigger sound stage, more details) and similar amount of bass. Around 150-200$. Build quality is also important - I'm looking for a tough cable, especially around the 3,5 mm jack and the Y-splitter, as these are the places my IEMs mainly break around.

iPod Touch 4G only. No amping. I listen mainly to Classic Rock (mainly '60s and '70s music - Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Creedence, Led Zep, ACDC, etc.) and Electronic/Trip Hop (Massive Attack, UNKLE, Death in Vegas, BT, etc.). I really like their sound on my M2. I'm using Comply T400 foams.



I was looking through the guide (237 Multi IEM review) and apparently: many models are unavailable in my area or the prices are totally different. Westone 1, HiFiMan 262 and RE-ZERO got me interested. I'd really appreciate any form of advice.


Big thanks in advance.

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post #2 of 3
5/8/12 at 8:16pm
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Originally Posted by Magnumman View Post

Greetings,

I'm having a lot of problems with my Brainwavz M2 recently and apparently I'll be looking for a replacement really soon.

Of course, the question is: what should I choose?

I'm looking for something much better in terms of sound quality (bigger sound stage, more details) and similar amount of bass. Around 150-200$. Build quality is also important - I'm looking for a tough cable, especially around the 3,5 mm jack and the Y-splitter, as these are the places my IEMs mainly break around.

iPod Touch 4G only. No amping. I listen mainly to Classic Rock (mainly '60s and '70s music - Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Creedence, Led Zep, ACDC, etc.) and Electronic/Trip Hop (Massive Attack, UNKLE, Death in Vegas, BT, etc.). I really like their sound on my M2. I'm using Comply T400 foams.



I was looking through the guide (237 Multi IEM review) and apparently: many models are unavailable in my area or the prices are totally different. Westone 1, HiFiMan 262 and RE-ZERO got me interested. I'd really appreciate any form of advice.


Big thanks in advance.

 

I find the EPH-100 to be similar in Sound Signature, but obviously with more detail and transparency....

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post #3 of 3
5/9/12 at 12:57am
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Thanks, I just checked some reviews and it looks promising : )

Actually, basing on what I read on some trusted local forum boards (including the one that recommended the setup I currently have) and your advice - I'd buy them. My only doubt is: what about the build quality? "How easy is it to break the cable?"

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