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Holy thread resurrection, Batman! :) Ahem, about them tips: does anyone here own both the UE and the Meelec tips? Could someone who does share with us which of the two they think is more comfortable, or best sounding with the HJE900?

Quote: Originally Posted by james444 Based on this, I wouldn't have dared recommending the HJE900 to you, yet it turns out you love them. Well, my rationale at the time of that post was: I love my AD900 --> therefore --> I would probably do best to purchase something very...

I took the plunge today. All I can say is: wow. To my ears, there are very little microphonics, NO occlusion/bone conduction (aka, "foot-step syndrome"), and I effortlessly achieved an instantaneous, seamless fit with the default tips attached. I haven't even experimented with the other two...

You know what I'm talking about, though, right? Or is there no "thumping" noise with the HJE900 whatsoever? Such as, when walking around outside, or stamping your foot. It's enough to make me wear earbuds rather than IEM's, although I'm always hopeful there exists an exception to this rule...

Have any of you HJE900 owners ever gone running while wearing them? The only thing that holds me back from purchasing these IEM's is my fear of bone conduction, that "thumping" noise I hear when I walk or run with other IEM's. It just bothers me so much.

Quote: Originally Posted by david1978jp I don't mean to thread jack. Which one does have more treble, CM700 or EC700? Just maybe, when CM700 doesn't fit well (EC700 has a hook, so it doesn't fall off), the OP can have another choice. You are a godsend for this post. On account...

Yeah, I'm really anxious to find out how well they fit my ears! Well, since I have never tried earbuds before, I somewhat expect it will feel awkward and uncomfortable for the first few days, or maybe for a week or so. Hopefully, my ears will eventually tolerate having a round piece of...

If their sound signature is anything like the AD700 or AD900 though, then I expect it doesn't have so much to do with a flaw in the driver shape as it does simply the intended design. Lack of bass is a big factor in my purchasing these phones, since I often feel that bass presence, even when...

Quote: Originally Posted by Ridleyguy I am having a bad night ... sorry about that. I'll delete it if I can. No problem, no harm done Quote: Originally Posted by james444 I have these and they are easily among the best sounding earbuds I've heard. Of course no...

They should arrive in the mail in about ten days I expect, and I'll definitely write up a review or at least my impressions when I receive them. I'm hoping that their supposedly enormous soundstage and sparkly highs will make them an adequate replacement for when the trusty ATH-AD900 is too big...

*Bump* Really? No one here uses the G2A's or other clip-ons during exercise? Did I post in the wrong forum section?

Hey all! So, I'm looking around for a good pair of exercise phones, and after reading every single thread I could find on the G2A's, I'm convinced their sound signature matches what I prefer. So, I'm wondering if any G2A owners could share their experiences (or speculations) regarding their...

Quote: Originally Posted by mythless Very true, I forgot to think about the overall build quality since I just remember the koss sportapro. I was just thinking that the headphone would fall over or slip off while doing an "intensive" workouts that I usually do lol, lots of plyometrics...

Quote: Originally Posted by mythless I don't think supra-aural headphones are good for exercises. Well, I used to use with the Sennhesier PX60's. They remained perfectly functional for two years (and they would get mighty sweaty, too-- but, no problems whatsoever). Those phones...