Has anyone compared the One More with the Shure se 215?. I own the one more triple driver and I found they are not confortable at all. Sound is good, a Little bassy for me. I think they sound way better with modern music, electronica mostly. Not that good with alternative rock. I never tested the Shure se 215. Any suggestion?
Not sure how you can find the Triple's uncomfortable.... You can always change the tips that it uses to other 3rd party ones aswell. And you can always EQ out the bass if you think there is too much of it (there certainly isn't). You might need to wait for them to break in some.
Not sure how you can find the Triple's uncomfortable.... You can always change the tips that it uses to other 3rd party ones aswell. And you can always EQ out the bass if you think there is too much of it (there certainly isn't). You might need to wait for them to break in some.
I seem to login just to complain about the RE-400, but it's only because I love them so much. But anyone who buys them at this point are suckers, because all of us owners can't emphasize enough how fragile these are. They will break. And soon. It is a 100% certainty. You would have to buy 4 pairs a year, which is fine if you want to do that, but on principle alone no one should support such fragile headphones. It's really too bad. The non-existent build quality overshadows everything else about these IEMs. TLDR; do not buy them, even for $1. Period. Don't even take them if someone offers you them for free. You'll just be disappointed when they quit working.
I seem to login just to complain about the RE-400, but it's only because I love them so much. But anyone who buys them at this point are suckers, because all of us owners can't emphasize enough how fragile these are. They will break. And soon. It is a 100% certainty. You would have to buy 4 pairs a year, which is fine if you want to do that, but on principle alone no one should support such fragile headphones. It's really too bad. The non-existent build quality overshadows everything else about these IEMs. TLDR; do not buy them, even for $1. Period. Don't even take them if someone offers you them for free. You'll just be disappointed when they quit working.
Thanks for the tip! Price is almost double, which is ok if the build quality is there. But if I'm considering spending $200 that opens a whole new world of possibilities!
Thanks for the tip! Price is almost double, which is ok if the build quality is there. But if I'm considering spending $200 that opens a whole new world of possibilities!
Has anyone compared the One More with the Shure se 215?. I own the one more triple driver and I found they are not confortable at all. Sound is good, a Little bassy for me. I think they sound way better with modern music, electronica mostly. Not that good with alternative rock. I never tested the Shure se 215. Any suggestion?
It's a while back that I listened almost daily to the SE215. But these are a bit bass oriented too, with the highs falling a bit behind. So if you don't like your One More's because you find them too bassy, I am not sure you would find the SE215 an improvement. But, I never heard the One More's, so I can't compare.
i've only had the re-400 for a couple of weeks, they are a little bass shy but what they have is PRaT in spades. Pace , rhythm, and timing. Listening to Genesis "Cinema show" from Selling England by the Pound and Phil Collins drumming through these little gems was mesmerizing. I have heard the re-600s V2 is sturdier but can't speak from experience. The re-400 for $49 is a good buy.
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