Please just go for the ma750, you'll thank me later. Also, don't be disappointed when you put them in your ears fresh out of the box, because they will sound bad for sure. They need a serious burn-in period of at least 80-100 hours to get them to sound good and once you have, you don't want to...

I wanted to hold off before updating again for a few days, but since the conversation has picked up regarding the highs I would like to share something with you guys. But before going into that, I'm happy to report that after 80 hours of burn-in and usage, the mids have come forward even...

I can highly recommend the Sennheiser G4me Zero. At first I found them to lack depth and bass, but after some burn-in they develop very nicely. Although the G4me Zero is designed to have a reduced bass response which helps preventing you from becoming overwhelmed by stuff going on around you...

Maybe I can help you in this regard as it seems that we're in the same boat. The things I was searching for in a good IEM (mainly for listening to EDM, rock and rap), were a good balanced sound with a "punchy" bass without being too "boomy" or "muddy", while still being accurate, clear and...

Yup, and if you look at the frequency response chart you'll see that there's also a peak between the 3kHz and the 6kHz. Slightly EQing this range down also helps.   I really don't understand how the judge can still be out about burn-in and it's still being called a "myth". I first...

Here's a little update of what I've observed so far during the burn-in process. As of now the MA750's have been burned in with pink noise and playing music for 45 hours and I can say...... Wow, what a difference already! :o   When I first used them, they were so harsh, vocals could barely...

I guess I found the review that states that they had to burn them in for more than a week and that it changed them for the better dramatically: http://www.whathifi.com/rha/ma750i/review Since every single review states that they need a seriously extended burn-in period which changes their...

Here's my story: the Sennheiser CX300 II precision that I had broke (again) and so I decided that it was time for an upgrade which would have approximately the same sound as my Sennheiser G4me Zero headset (which is based off the HD 380 with slightly reduced lows). After doing lots of...