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[mastershake2393]

I'm pretty sure no one has responded because there aren't many people that have tried the IEMs that you are looking at lol.
 
If I were looking into budget IEMs again, I would just buy the Soundmagic PL50 ($50) or the Meelectronic M9 ($10). Those are both excellent budget-grade IEMs.

 

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[mastershake2393]

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they dont isolate at all joker said. no one has tried the kliscph s3 or metrofi 200 or 220? do they have more or less fullness than the superfi4?

What don't? The PL50 or M9? I haven't tried the PL50, so I wouldn't know how well those isolate, but the M9 isolated pretty good.
 
I can't compare to the SuperFi 4, I've never tried them lol.
 
It's not that no one has tried the MetroFi series, they just aren't that well regarded here. 
 

 

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[Totally Dubbed]

Ok well put it this way:
 
Superfi4's = BA driver = literally no bass, cold in your ears due to the metal casing, but good ish isolation
Metro fi 220 = Dynamic driver = huge amount of bass, fit is an issue
 
I would go without even looking back to the Metrofi220's - just my advice though:
Have you looked into the CX500's and the Denon AH-C260's - they are brilliant earphones too, if not better (and at your price range)
 
To be quite honest I wouldn't even consider looking at the superfi4's lol...
 
And just another thing:
What's this with backbeat etc
It's the UE Metrofi220
and the UE superfi4
 
Unless I'm missing something?

 

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[mastershake2393]

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damn..well im about to just get the backbeat pros(superfi4) and hope for the best, but why so low ratings on amazon

Because they, apparently, aren't very good.
 

 

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