comfortPlox
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Cosmic Ears - new CIEM company with great prices (including Hybrid designs!)
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My CE6P is shipped out this morning, SO EXCITED!!!
Now that my Grado's are gone, I was thinking about getting a pair of Oppo PM-3s for home use in addition to the CE6P (getting impressions done tomorrow). Wondering whether I really need the Oppos? Thoughts? Are a pair of IEMs enough? Will the Oppos sound better due to them being a full size (ish) can?
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my thoughts are for at home use get open headphones... my HE-400i's blow away any closed can I have tried (though not yet tried Oppos)
Here's the promised CE6P with maximum fit!! The fit and build quality is perfect, and they get the burn in right now 
I think I'd post my quick impression of CE6P (not burned in). Btw, i'm quite new here, so i'm so sorry if this impression doesn't sound so 'head fi-ish'. So here it is!
- Build quality is amazing, no bubble, and they fit perfectly.
- Instruments separation is excellent, even with songs with a lot of layers I could pick out the instrument if I listen carefully. Instrument placement is very good
- Sound stage is wide, but not 3D in sense of having a stage out of your head.
- Bass is tight and controlled, it's there when it's called. It's quite normal tho, as this is CE6P, not B
- in treble region it sounds natural and no sibilance. Decay of drum cymbals are very good, it isn't fatiguing at all, i think this is what people say about 'smooth highs'
- I didn't pay much attention to the mids, but I tested several Vocal focused tracks (i.e. Celine Dion, Jason Mraz), and I didn't notice any lack, coming from SE425, I'd notice if the mids is lacking. But I love that I can hear the dynamic of the vocals, and the details are very good.
All in all, I say CE6P is a very good CIEM, i'd say it's more liquid than analytical. And It's balanced, for me personally it doesn't fall on bright category. And i don't know if it's good thing or no, but I don't get WOWed in my first hours with it.
Last but not least, huge thanks for the amazing workmanship of the guys at cosmicears! And also to the phil for enduring the email spamming of this impatient guy
- Build quality is amazing, no bubble, and they fit perfectly.
- Instruments separation is excellent, even with songs with a lot of layers I could pick out the instrument if I listen carefully. Instrument placement is very good
- Sound stage is wide, but not 3D in sense of having a stage out of your head.
- Bass is tight and controlled, it's there when it's called. It's quite normal tho, as this is CE6P, not B
- in treble region it sounds natural and no sibilance. Decay of drum cymbals are very good, it isn't fatiguing at all, i think this is what people say about 'smooth highs'
- I didn't pay much attention to the mids, but I tested several Vocal focused tracks (i.e. Celine Dion, Jason Mraz), and I didn't notice any lack, coming from SE425, I'd notice if the mids is lacking. But I love that I can hear the dynamic of the vocals, and the details are very good.
All in all, I say CE6P is a very good CIEM, i'd say it's more liquid than analytical. And It's balanced, for me personally it doesn't fall on bright category. And i don't know if it's good thing or no, but I don't get WOWed in my first hours with it.
Last but not least, huge thanks for the amazing workmanship of the guys at cosmicears! And also to the phil for enduring the email spamming of this impatient guy
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I think I'd post my quick impression of CE6P (not burned in). Btw, i'm quite new here, so i'm so sorry if this impression doesn't sound so 'head fi-ish'. So here it is!
- Build quality is amazing, no bubble, and they fit perfectly.
- Instruments separation is excellent, even with songs with a lot of layers I could pick out the instrument if I listen carefully. Instrument placement is very good
- Sound stage is wide, but not 3D in sense of having a stage out of your head.
- Bass is tight and controlled, it's there when it's called. It's quite normal tho, as this is CE6P, not B
- in treble region it sounds natural and no sibilance. Decay of drum cymbals are very good, it isn't fatiguing at all, i think this is what people say about 'smooth highs'
- I didn't pay much attention to the mids, but I tested several Vocal focused tracks (i.e. Celine Dion, Jason Mraz), and I didn't notice any lack, coming from SE425, I'd notice if the mids is lacking. But I love that I can hear the dynamic of the vocals, and the details are very good.
All in all, I say CE6P is a very good CIEM, i'd say it's more liquid than analytical. And It's balanced, for me personally it doesn't fall on bright category. And i don't know if it's good thing or no, but I don't get WOWed in my first hours with it.
Last but not least, huge thanks for the amazing workmanship of the guys at cosmicears! And also to the phil for enduring the email spamming of this impatient guy
Do you have any other CIEMs? If yes can you compare CE6P to them? Thanks in advance.
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I am still waiting for my CE6P.
Thanks for your review. Looking for your review of burned-in CE6P.
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Excited! Ordered some CE1W's back in March and finally was able to get into the audiologist to get some impressions done! Can't wait to get my feet wet in the CIEM game
Hello shakur!
My Legend R is being reshelled now, and i expect to receive it in approx. 3 weeks. Then i would do comparison between two of them.
i would get another CIEM in summer, but i guess we would have another impression by that time
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Hello shakur!
My Legend R is being reshelled now, and i expect to receive it in approx. 3 weeks. Then i would do comparison between two of them.
i would get another CIEM in summer, but i guess we would have another impression by that time
Thanks. BTW, where do you reshell Legend?
I would write impressions after i use them on stage, by that time it should at least have 50 hours burn in (or brain burn in)
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I would write impressions after i use them on stage, by that time it should at least have 50 hours burn in (or brain burn in)
Rather brain burn-in. BAs doesn't burn-in.
Excited! Ordered some CE1W's back in March and finally was able to get into the audiologist to get some impressions done! Can't wait to get my feet wet in the CIEM game
Why does it take so long to get the impression done?
Anyway, i did also receive CE1W 3 weeks prior of CE6P, and here it is
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