Is SE535 worthy of an upgrade from SE425? - Page 4

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Originally Posted by kfki 

Hey Deadlovestory

 

You forgot to tell me how your dynamic FitEar F111 sounds like? 

 

What signature sound is it.

 

So let's recap, that's one woofer per can, and one tweeter per can, that's what dual driver is?

FitEar F111 is NOT dynamic. It's single balanced armature. I described how it sounds like in my super long post, read again :

http://www.head-fi.org/t/645377/is-se535-worthy-of-an-upgrade-from-se425/30#post_9061045

Dual driver = 1 woofer + 1 tweeter PER SIDE. So that's (1 left woofer, 1 left tweeter) + (1 right woofer, 1 right tweeter). Got it?

Don't make me say things twice.

Heres an article to get you started.

http://www.salmanashrafny.com/2011/03/balanced-armature-vs-dynamic-driver.html

I would say triple fi 10's are a good beginner's iem given their low price nowadays.

I own the se425 and trying to sell them right now because in my opinion the roll off drives me nuts, instrument seperation isnt up to notch fro my tastes, easily sounds congested making it hard to pick out sounds and lacks extension in both ends of the spectrum. Mids are wonderful though.

I tried xba3 from sony and found them easy to listen to, like not cold, no hot treble, muddy etc so have a look at those and gr07's which many members love on these forums

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Originally Posted by kfki 

Dude, don't get all upset... my english is not very fluent. so sometimes people find it irritating to repeat the same **** over..

my bad bro...

 

so what other IEM would you recommend beside Shure, i'm still new to the realm of IEM...

Not really upset, slight annoyed maybe.

I can't really recommend any IEM to you because I don't know exactly what characteristics you are looking for in an IEM. Besides, I'm pretty sure I already recommended getting better quality music files instead of getting new IEM.

No matter how good your IEM is, it will still sound bad if you are only listening to low quality music files.

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Originally Posted by Deadlovestory 

Not really upset, slight annoyed maybe.

 

I can't really recommend any IEM to you because I don't know exactly what characteristics you are looking for in an IEM. Besides, I'm pretty sure I already recommended getting better quality music files instead of getting new IEM.

 

No matter how good your IEM is, it will still sound bad if you are only listening to low quality music files.

Not to mention he's already pissed off a few other people as well, including me, by explicitly stating he doesn't want anyone else to respond to him.

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Originally Posted by kfki 

To EddieC, 

by roll offs, you mean sibilance in high note? 

sharp shrilling sound?

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Originally Posted by kfki 

Hey proton007, would you explain the difference between dynamic, armature and universal BA?

http://www.head-fi.org/a/glossary-of-terms

http://www.head-fi.org/a/describing-sound-a-glossary

http://www.head-fi.org/a/basic-guide-to-in-ear-canalphones

Read those links I posted above. No need to bother people with rudimentary questions when you can just read those.

I posted a link too on dynamic vs BA so you should stop asking the same questions over and over again. There are numerous threads/reviews on google/headfi so have a look before asking everything single thing. Not only that you pay no attention when we spend minutes of our lives describing everything. I dont know if you are trying to post lots of bs to reach the post count so you can change your picture or what. By roll off it means it cannot produce any high frequencies like I cannot scream like a little girl my voice does not extend that far.

for the sake of peacefulness on these forums please read this and ask questions ONLY in the appropriate thread(s)

http://www.head-fi.org/a/describing-sound-a-glossary