Well, with all this talk about the Sensaphonics and Ultimate Ears, I got the chance to speak to someone who has heard the Ety 4's, the Shure E5's, and the Ultimate Ears UE5's and UE10's. He gave me some insight and....... I ordered the UE10's. Actually my mother of all people fronted me...

I'm not sure what they did, but before with my iPod/E5 combo, I'd hit the treble booster to try to even out the sound a little. Wasn't a spectacular improvement, but better than nothing. Well, while being on here today, I listened to this for the first time since the update, and there it is...

Well, I've recently accepted a management position with those folks (and subsequently increased my income by around ten to twelve grand a year ), and I'm looking forward to it. I've searched the net somewhat to kinda check out the "working experience" there, but really haven't come up with...

With how hip this place is as far as music, I'm surprised no one's posted any impressions about this yet, seriously. I'm not a "country" fan, but the press I saw about it, and the fact that Jack White produced it, got me curious enough to check it out. All I'll say is that it really is a...

Can anyone refer me to someone who makes a battery powered, transportable PPA, if it exists?

Ok, Here's the situation. I currently have a 40g Ipod, which I use with a variety of phones (ety's, PX200's, V6's, soon HD-25's), amped and unamped. I'm happy with the sound, and the ease of use, but I'm really intrigued by the IHP 120. I like the remote, and the battery life. I've searched...

Right now I use the Shure E1's for my workout phones. I'm happy with the sound (w/ the Ipod), but the cylinder that adjusts the wires behind my head constantly keeps falling down, need a constant adjustment. Would the E3's be a bit better in this regard? I like the E1's, but this problem is...

Looking for the news, I flipped through the E channel broadcasting their "pre Grammy" show, and were showcasing the "goodie" bags given to performers and presenters at the event. Lo and behold at the forefront of the gifts were the E3c's by Shure, included with the blenders and shoes and...