I have used my pair every day for months and months. No problems at all.  

Quote: I have both. Never use the X10i after getting the EPH:s

Still in love with my Yamahas. Skickat från min GT-I9100 via Tapatalk 2

The sound has changed since I first got them. The bass is not as prominent anymore. Sound is more balanced than in the beginning. I completely love my EPH. My Klipsch X10i no longer used. They have become dust collectors.  

  Quote:    Any news about your Yamahas?  

I am also interested in the comparison of these phones. Anyone?

Quote: What about the bass impact? Any changes?  

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The X10 produces a some what compressed sound. It's like all the instruments are one instrument playing with all the sounds coming from one source. The EPH:s don't give me that impression. It sounds wider. It sounds like separate instruments. I like that. More of a large-headphone-feeling...

Quote: I think it's the biggest difference compared to my Klipsch X10i. The Yam´s sound is very large and separated with a much better bass and over all sound. I'm very happy with my purchase so far.  

Well guys...   ...quit bitching and come back to the topic   I´m sitting here in my favorite chair with my new headphones (yes, the EPH-100). Children and wife have gone to bed. I now have plenty of time to listen to these bass monsters, at least they are compared with my Klipsch X10i. I...

I use headset droid. It is an app for controlling the center button on Apple dedicated head sets. Works Great on my S2 using X10i. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk

Gilly87, you helps me a lot. Thanks. Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk

  Quote: Hmm. I think I will keep my Klipsch X10i after all. The EHP was my no1 phone to get instead of the X10:s. I love the X10:s fit and isolation. But I am looking for a more  sparkling and agressive sound with the same amount of base and detail.

Thank you Gilly87.