Let me start by saying that I am not a professional reviewer of any products. The opinions in this review are mine and mine alone. I am not being compensated for this review in any way. I did pay full price for my set of in-ears. Ok, not that all that is done let’s get to the meat of this...

Quote: Eric, after listening to them for several hours now. I agree with every word you just said in that post. I am primarily using my to mix monitors for my church and local bands so sound stage is not that important to me.   lidster, it is a little less flexible than than the factory...

I think they look even better now that my BTG audio Starlight cable has arrived.

contact 1864 ears they have demo units you can get and they don't cost anything. (at least they didn't cost me anything). I did have to put a deposit down which was fully refunded when I returned them.

Get both problem solved.

MBHC;   I will not be doing a review of the doubles. as they are my wife's and do not fit me. you can find a review of the duals here. http://www.head-fi.org/t/540337/the-best-headphones-under-400-1964-duals-review    My review of the V-6's will be a couple of weeks out.

Quote: waiting on customs is the worst part of importing things.

His and her 1964 CIEMS.  1964-Duals for my wife and my 1964-V6's.  My Starlight cable from BTG Audio should be delivered today so when I have had some more time I will be posting my limited review (I will be reviewing it as a reference monitor for musicians to use during performance). 

Since you will be using them as monitors and setting your own mix that plays a big role in the decision. As a guitar player I believe you will be better with the V6's. Why, the bass is overpowering and will require compensation in your mix if you were a bass guitar player or drummer I would be...

The PSM is no longer made but still supported for service so you can probably pic one up for a more reasonable price. Range depends on how many walls and how thick they are. But you can up the range by buying a transmitter amp and a high gain antenna.

Quote: Don't miss the part about mixing for bands.   my CIEMS are 1964-v6's as of last week. had/have a set of livewire duals as well.   my source (for personal music) is my iPod or a Denon DN-C640 CD player ran into a Digico D5 console then to a Shure PSM-700 wireless personal...

I mix monitors for several bands and use CIEMS. Because they don't mess up my hair, and I wear a wireless receiver pack so that I can move around the performance venue (arena, theater, church etc.) much easier.

Your question may already be answered in this thread. http://www.head-fi.org/t/537437/acrylic-vs-silicon-housing-for-custom-iem

Quote: I paid for the rush processing and they arrived 8 days after I paid.   I also ordered a set for my wife and didn't pay for rush processing on hers they took around 4 weeks to arrive.

Quote: I said I would post back when I had more time.   I listened and as long as you don't want to swim in the bass frequencies. the V6's are great. When I listened to AC/DC Back in black on my Ipod classic I almost felt like I was sitting at the drum kit. The only thing I was missing...