This thread has been quiet for two weeks. I don't remember such silence before, wow.

It seems there's an ER-4B lobby in this topic and they rise from the grave every now and then.

Great question! :laughing::laughing::laughing:

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/if-you-still-love-etymotic-er4-this-is-the-thread-for-you.538615/page-1043#post-15940511

Really? Can anyone compare both with some pictures? That sounds bad.

It depends on your budget but I can recommend HD800.

Thanks for correction. Just saw this thread: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/etymotic-er4sr-assembled-in-vietnam.932917/ Oh god.

Just learned this Lucid Audio 'thing' and didn't like it. It seems they just attracted by Etymotic's patents and experience. It seems they acquired Westone too: https://audioxpress.com/news/lucid-audio-acquires-westone-audio-the-music-division-of-westone-laboratories I hope they'll continue to...

"ER4P's specification of 27 ohm includes the 20 ohm resistor, the 5 ohm resistance of the drive unit and 2 ohm of the cord itself" Source: https://download.milesburton.com/Libretto/www.fixup.net/tips/ety/ety.htm Hope it helps.

Some tried it and find it useful. As to sound, I think it's just about how it'll fit to your ear. If double flange fit better, then go for it. The key is the fit. When you wear your earphone, you should just hear the space IMO :)

After all these years, just changed tips from Shure Olives' to Etymotic triple flange and I should admit that triple flange is the most suitable tips for Etys IMHO. Because of tight fit, sound is definitely more refined. I still love olives, they're the most comfortable tips for me but when it...

Haha yeah man, it's my endgame iem, that's why it's my nickname too :) Also I like my 360 too, still working & sounding like a charm!

If anyone interested: ER2XR ($101.90) https://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-Research-Extended-Respone-Earphones/dp/B07NSL5XS5/ ER3XR ($94.27) https://www.amazon.com/Etymotic-ER3XR-Extended-Response-Earphones/dp/B076652HPH

Really? Nostalgia is an illness.

If we're talking about ER4S, try QLS QA360.