[Popeye32]

Hi all

I am looking to buy either the A&K SP3000 or A&K SE300 with some nice IEM's. I have yet to decide on any but If I go for the SP3000 this will use up more of my budget.
Can I please have peoples opinions and also for suggestions on IEM's between £2000 and £4000 respectedly
SE300 could spend closer to £4000 but SP3000 would be around a £2200 spend.

Many thanks

 

[o0genesis0o]

Hi all

I am looking to buy either the A&K SP3000 or A&K SE300 with some nice IEM's. I have yet to decide on any but If I go for the SP3000 this will use up more of my budget.
Can I please have peoples opinions and also for suggestions on IEM's between £2000 and £4000 respectedly
SE300 could spend closer to £4000 but SP3000 would be around a £2200 spend.

Many thanks

2000 pounds is a lot for a single IEM, IMHO. What kind of sound do you want? What kind of music do you listen?

You can have a look at these two IEMs I recently review and see which one “resonate” with you more:

• MEST III: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/unique-melody-mest-mkiii-cf.26526/review/31307/
• VE Phonix: https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/vision-ears-phönix-iem.25667/review/31195/

Just have a feel for them, they lead to two different types of listening experience, though both are great.

 

[KinGensai]

Fatfreq Grand Maestro for super quality "live" bass.

Elysian Acoustics Annihilator might catch your fancy too as a more neutral option if you can wait.

If you want precision, QDC V14. It's a bit quirky in fit and maybe tuning (8.8k is a bit sharp to me), but it is clean af.