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JVC HA-FX700 review : WOODEN KING of Dynamic iems
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Hi FX700 owners, can anyone comment on fx700 vs hd650? I know they are totally different, I just want some info about how they compare on the relative amount of bass, mid, and high in the whole spectrum. Thanks~~
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How do the JVC FX700's compare to the Denon AH C300's? Which has better bass impact, texture, detail?
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Funny how so many people say the fx 700 has horrible isolation. it really depend on your ear size. it has very basic round tips- if your ears are exactly that size (or better slightly smaller) they will provide great isolation, if not not. Also who would want good isolation with them the bass sounds horrible isolated- way to much a looser fit sounds much better.
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I bypassed these and grabbed the JVC FXZ200 instead.
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There are different sized tips in the box, to fit all ear sizes. Look under the paper sleeve that's wrapped around the foam inlay. The guys at JVC must have an odd sense of humor.
Funny how so many people say the fx 700 has horrible isolation. it really depend on your ear size. it has very basic round tips- if your ears are exactly that size (or better slightly smaller) they will provide great isolation, if not not.
There are different sized tips in the box, to fit all ear sizes. Look under the paper sleeve that's wrapped around the foam inlay. The guys at JVC must have an odd sense of humor.
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anyone tried comparing the fx700 to fxd70?
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- Eugguy i heard the 200s dont have that amazing trebble the 700s have. Is that true?
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What i mean is that they don't have that cone 'V' shape that jams in your ear that will just go deeper if your ear is larger. So if any of the sizes fit your ears perfectly your good if not not.
I use Sony Hybrids with mine, no problems with the seal.
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would these be a step up from the future sonic atrio m5?
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without a doubt. With all the new iems that recently flooded the market I believe the M5 is now actually poor value. Bass was the only thing they do well.
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without a doubt. With all the new iems that recently flooded the market I believe the M5 is now actually poor value. Bass was the only thing they do well.
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I sorta agree
I have to heavily rely on EQ from poweramp to boost the mids, highs, and cut some of the bass out.
I do love them, though.
What other options are there in the <300 range?
without a doubt. With all the new iems that recently flooded the market I believe the M5 is now actually poor value. Bass was the only thing they do well.
I sorta agree
I have to heavily rely on EQ from poweramp to boost the mids, highs, and cut some of the bass out.
I do love them, though.
What other options are there in the <300 range?
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Yeah, same here. Guess you can't trust everything most people say, until you experience them yourself. At first, before I bought mine, I thought I wouldn't be able to enjoy them during commutes, but the moment I stuff them in using the large tips I was surprised. The isolation really isn't that any different from the rest of my IEMs, and so I'm now a happy camper. The bass just wallops everything I owned to date, even my beloved TMA-1! (I still love it though)
Funny how so many people say the fx 700 has horrible isolation. it really depend on your ear size. it has very basic round tips- if your ears are exactly that size (or better slightly smaller) they will provide great isolation, if not not. Also who would want good isolation with them the bass sounds horrible isolated- way to much a looser fit sounds much better.
Yeah, same here. Guess you can't trust everything most people say, until you experience them yourself. At first, before I bought mine, I thought I wouldn't be able to enjoy them during commutes, but the moment I stuff them in using the large tips I was surprised. The isolation really isn't that any different from the rest of my IEMs, and so I'm now a happy camper. The bass just wallops everything I owned to date, even my beloved TMA-1! (I still love it though)
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