Quote: Originally Posted by poonpower looks like these sound about the same as the superfi 3, as they are bass oriented and some say they rival the e4. The vibe do look a lot better though. Now I just have to trade in my E3c for either the Vibe or the Superfi 3 . Don't be...

Quote: Originally Posted by Old Nico I seem to have tried every major IEM you can mention in aircraft cabins, and only an active noise cancellation system will really cut the mustard - I've given up the search, and now keep a cheap set of ANR phones in the laptop bag that I use for...

Quote: Originally Posted by peter_m Ply, for a first timer with IEM, would you suggest the Vibes over the cx300? I own both and am relatively new to IEM's (canalphones, whatever.....) The sound quality, ease of handling and lack of microphonics make the Vibe the easy winner in...

Quote: Originally Posted by GlendaleViper Yea, I'd definitely put the Vibes up there with the PX100... not quite as bassy as the Senn offering though. I have your number - probably won't be for a little while (work is nuts right now), but we'll set something up in the near future. As...

Quote: Originally Posted by dranoel4190 what!! the Zune doesnt have a manual EQ? what were they thinking?! i mean, its not hard to implement. why hold it back? for me a manual EQ is a must! Hey, the Zune isn't supported by Microsoft's latest operating system and doesn't allow...

The responses here motivated me to give the Super.fi 3's another try. Mea culpa on the distortion. It is indeed the nano's BassBoost EQ. How lame. But that is the situation I'm stuck with. The nano is the intended source for these earphones; while amplification may improve the Super.fi 3's...

A quickie: Against the advice of board members, I bought a pair of these from Radio Shack. My goal was something at least as good as my cx300's with less microphonics and less troublesome cord management. While the Super.fi 3 managed the latter two admirably, the sound left a lot to be...

I kind of picked these up by accident to replace some cheap JVC "noise cancelling" headphones whose terrible sound was driving me crazy. They were a very pleasant surprise. I concur with the concensus here: bass a tad boomy, but great sound for the price. I don't find any "veiling" or need to...