Just to provide some very, very brief overview of my experience of the RHA MA750, Yamaha EPH-100, and Sony MH1C. This is virtually all from memory so I can't make fantastic comparisons, but on averages they should roughly be right. Mainly used R&B and hip-hop tracks on an iPhone 5S, so for...

Thanks for the reply. Read a few reviews and it seems that durability in the long run with the Flux isn't great, and I'd want to spend a little more on a quality item that lasts.   You've said in your previously that the EPH-100 is closer to the MH1C than the MA750. Is the MA750's mid-range...

Quote:   Thanks for these responses guys. Just a little more insight, to my ears the MH1C's mids are too recessed, and the top-end is lacking a bit. What I don't want his to go completely in the opposite direction and end up with a sibilant top-end. Bass quantity with the MH1Cs is OK...

From what I've read both of those will be too bass-light for my liking, and possibly too analytical. I'm looking for something a bit more "musical", so to speak. Thanks for the suggestions anyway, shame as the B2 would appear to be an excellent choice if I had slightly different preferences!

Hi all,   Currently have a pair of Sony MH1Cs, they're cheap and cheerful (and sound extremely good for the price). However, there's a problem with the cable somewhere, and they keep cutting out (in addition to being a pain to wear due to the J-split).   They sound OK but I'm finding that...

Thanks for the reply. I thought it'd be something like that. Main interest is still the Harman Kardon BT, and how they compare to the Momentum, particularly at the lower end. Still found the Momentum a dash heavy in store, though hopefully a bit of EQ can sort that out.

Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately there is no way for me to try them out in passive mode, due to the display models being active only. Have read the review before and it seems that the bass is good, but not great.    Any other opinions? :) How do the UE6000s stack up against the Momentums...

Hi all,   After a rather poor customer service experience with Apple, they have offered me £100 to spend on anything that I would like from their online store (which of course means a limited range of headphones). This should mean that I will be able to essentially get a substantial discount...

Quote: Thanks for your reply joker! I have actually bought some hf3s just to see what they are like, seeing as I can of course take them back. I'm looking for something that has more impactful bass and slightly more recessed mids in comparison to them. Do your recommendations still...

Sorry for not being specific! The source will be my 4S, and I'm looking for IEMs.    The Linn system is mentioned as the presentation of my home setup is what I'm looking for. Anybody that is into their high end hifi will know that the Linn house sound is clean, uncoloured, most will even...

Hi all,   I made a new thread but I didn't realise that these types of questions were being posted in this thread!   I have a budget of £150, and am wondering what are the most natural sounding headphones I can get. I have an all Linn system at home, with lively but detailed...

Hi all,   It's been a while since I last posted here! I'm currently on the lookout for a pair of IEMs that sound natural - I don't want a pair of bass monsters, nor do I want something that is ultra flat and dull.   My home hi-fi system is all Linn, consisting of the following:  ...

Generally, there's not a huge difference when you go from 192 upwards when it comes to CBR; most people don't really hear any difference, and you are unlikely to unless you listen very carefully. As GreatDane said, using VBR is a good idea; smaller file sizes, good sound quality, and increased...

The CKS70s are a good choice for a non-fatiguing sound. They have decent bass both in quantity and in quality, and they clean up with break in. They have a slight hump in the mid-bass (think IE8 sound sig and you've got the idea; they are pretty close). Treble and mids improve a lot with break...

Quote: Originally Posted by dweaver So I started to notice that sometimes the CKS70 were just rich and full and sometimes they seemed muffled. So I started to play around with the seal and found if I hada "proper seal" they were more muffled than when I had a loose seal. This lead me to...

This is the reason that I refunded mine, one side kept going (every pair that I've had has been unbalanced, however). NuForce support is good though, and will get your replacement to you very quickly

Also, the stock tips...eugh. They do muffle the highs quite a bit I've found. Using large Sony EP-EX1s that I have, and they are better, though the mids could come forward a bit. If they all balance out, I'll be dead happy

Hey guys, just got my CKS70s myself. I REALLY, really hope that these open up a lot after burn in...at the moment, they sound, well, extremely muffled in comparison to my NE-7Ms. I'm not expecting them to be as clear as the NE-7Ms, and don't really want them to be...however, this, if it doesn't...

They should be okay, and work just as well with other equipment as the Apple buds. I very much doubt you'll have any problems at all with your other sources.

Yep, purchase from NuForce, let alone everything else, it's way cheaper (39€ rather than $39). NuForce NE-6 earphones (same as NE-7M without mic) | Nuforce Online

Thanks for the reply. I've come over that thread too many times now xD I really want to hear some more opinions from people who own both. I'm currently getting the feeling that they're pretty close, but the Denon's having slightly better mids and highs...however, that's just from what I've read...

Has anyone compared the S4s to Denon C710s? I'm an NE-7M owner atm, and wondered how these stacked up. I used to have Denon C700s, and the bass went extremely deep; the NE-7Ms were a slightly, though not major disappointment, in that respect. The control and speed of the latter made up for it...

Thanks for the reply. I've been reading around, and the Image S4s are said to be an improvement on the NE-7Ms. How do they stack up to the C710s? I'm looking for something that is a good all rounder, but bass does need to go deep (I certainly don't want to lose anything in the mids and highs)...

Bump! C'mon, somebody must know something?!

Thanks for the reply. I have a little more to spend, anyone have any other suggestions? I used to have Denon C700s, and have heard good things about the C710s, but not a huge amount with my preferred genres of music...any thoughts? Thanks