I've noticed the same thing with my M9's, but not with my CX200's or TF10's. I think it's because the M9's have an open back. Are the M6's open back designed too?

I just ordered a pair from Overstock.com. 26 bucks total along with a 2 year replacement plan. I can't wait for them to get here, especially with all the good things I've heard about them.

Amazon.com: Denon AHC751K In-ear Headphones (Black): Electronics Couldn't find a thread with this link so I figured I'd post it here to get some opinions.

Can I ask why even volume 1 sounds too loud for you? Just curious is all.

When you start finding minuscule faults in the sound (the bass is too punchy, the mids are too prominent).

Ah, alright then. I'm not sure which sound signature I prefer now... This is going to drive me crazy.

People really seem to like the MEElectronics M9. I'd say those.

Quote: Originally Posted by Guidostrunk Sorry ethan, I didnt see if he had done the flip MOD. That very well might be the case if the bass is absent. OP make sure if you do flip MOD the L and R on the cable are facing the towards the back of the monitor. PM me if you have any...

Are these clearer than the CX300's? I'm weary of taking the plunge at 20 bucks for yet another pair of muddy sounding phones. These look tempting though.

Are these softer than the stock TF10 tips? I can't really get a good seal on them unless I clamp the cable to my ear, which eventually starts hurting. I think it's because they're too stiff.

The CX300's sound really muddy to me, although the bass is decent enough. I'd avoid them.

Man, that's unfortunate. Going back to earbuds must be like trying to quit cocaine.

Quote: Originally Posted by Ninkul I think they make the TF10 sound significantly worse. I might try those Sony Hybrids.. Although i've never really liked silicon tips I do prefer silicon tips, but even the smallest ones slip out. I wonder if I could fine some decent bi-flange...

Haven't seen Dido mentioned yet.

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