Got my ER0 today. Have to say, nice and balanced. I listened them in a library for few hours while studying. The sound doesn't stress ears with orchestral nor metal recordings, and that's great for background listening. This is mainly because ER0 doesn't have powerful bass or loud highs...

Quote: Originally Posted by headphones So mainly only IEMs work well if you don't want your ears to get warm ? Open headphones don't work and have the same problem ? IEM's are not so comfortable. I would recommend them only and only if you want to hear your music in noisy...

Quote: Originally Posted by headphones Do your ears get warm when wearing open headphones ? Currently own a pair sealed headphones. Hate that my ears start to get warm and itch after a few hours. I didn't realize this before I bought them. Yeh, I haven't used headphones which...

I ordered PK3's as a birthday present. I tested them a bit (I have the PK1's so you can imagine my interest). I got cold chills when I first time used them out of meizu M6 with After Forever: Withering Time. I was stunned. I was thinking can this be. PK3's sounded full and detailed rivaling...

I don't use the amp if I use my E4's (in noisy environments only), I just EQ highs. PK1's on the other hand benefit a lot. I didn't notice this first as I used low gain. I chanced it to high gain/low current and now its pretty good. Current doesn't seem to matter much, though I might do some...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Caribou679 Do you remember where this came from, the 34/50 level? a graph analysis or something? At iaudiophile forum I found this today: by DFKT: "To simulate a line-out: Turn off all audio effects, lower all EQ bands to -12, turn volume to 49."...

I tested my friends iriver h320 from line-out with Move and PK1's. The volume of the player effects the volume coming from the Move and I wonder the reason for this. Also, sound from line-out with Move seems to sound the same as if I would use HP-out without Move, maybe even worse. Any...

Quote: The DAC on the Move is not bad. I enjoy listening from it in the office. It is not as good as the iPod line-out What iPod are you using? As I have undestood that 5g/6g are different but neither is clear winner. Too bad there are none other players with FLAC support to rival 6G...

I just found out that old portable CD player like this: Amazon.com: Sony DEJ615 Portable CD Player: Electronics sounds to my ears a bit better than If I would play FLAC's out of my computer with Move's amp and DAC. Do your Move sound better with line-out of portable mp3 player than out of...

Quote: I'm saying Portable CDP must be worser than HDD\Flash based player because reading cds on the go is not a good thing. I assume you mean SQ as in the previous post and why is that? Quote: Also, PCDP's are not good because disc inserting system is awkward(on all of them)...

Quote: Originally Posted by QQQ A sound from HDD or flash player must be better, because reading cd on the go is not a good thing. A first rule of a good transport-no vibration. You mean every CD player is always bad if you compare to same quality DAC + lossless from computer...

I made a happy discovery today when I found that a portable CD player that my mom uses has a easy access line-out (with mini-mini cable). Most mp3 players seem to have compulsory Dock access. Does that reduce SQ? Amazon.com: Sony DEJ615 Portable CD Player: Electronics I have meizu M6 and...

Quote: Originally Posted by Zephyron The sweet spot is up to you really. I personally liked the E4 better when paired up @ 200 Ohms. Damn, you were right. The "problem" was that I didn't have a perfect seal. When I originally tested I didn't like dual flanges because bass...

I like E4's more straight out of my Meizu M6 headphone out than out of my laptop + Move (with/without the attentuator). I find the bass overpowered with Move. Maybe that's because I have used to PK1's (grado SR60's sound muddy too). How many ppl think that amplifying E4's make them sound better?