ackers07
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I eq my ie8's on my Cowon s9. Less intrusive bass and the veil is removed.
My new eq is in my sig if you happen to have an s9.
My new eq is in my sig if you happen to have an s9.
Originally Posted by mvw2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Extremely different sounding earphones. I've written reviews of both. Search button will find it as well as other reviews/comparisons/comments. |
Originally Posted by Fido2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif How do the IE8's compare to Shure SE530's? Anyone heard the two in side by side comparo? |
Originally Posted by egokun /img/forum/go_quote.gif In my opinion the vocals with the IE8 aren't veiled at all. When they are, I haven't the IE8 inserted properly into my ears. The sound of the IE8 is exquisitely fit-sensitive. |
Originally Posted by Fido2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thanks pal ![]() |
Originally Posted by Poetik /img/forum/go_quote.gif I just got these a week ago and was just wondering if anyone felt the same way? I like the bass response these give but it just sounds a quite bit too "veiled". Man I wish I could just find an IEM that will give me the mids/highs of the RE0 with more bass impact. Lol it almost seems like the only option to acquire that is to buy a JH13/16 ![]() |
Originally Posted by Ridleyguy /img/forum/go_quote.gif I tried mine yesterday out of a $2,500 amp/DAC and did not hear any appreciable difference in sound/detail from running them directly from my iPod. Incidentally, I like my IE8s a lot. |
Originally Posted by mvw2 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm not trying to be a dick here, but frankly the IE8 and SE530 are nearly on the opposite ends of the spectrum. To come down to those two choices is to essentially ignore personal preference and pick blindly at labeled high end products. It isn't helpful. You really have to know what they represent sound wise to even consider them, and this takes research. The search button is there, and there's a pile of reviews and comments on both. They aren't hard to find, and they're good reads to go through to understand how they sound, how they compare, and how other earphones you didn't list there sound and compare. Very likely you may find another earphone a better fit to your personal taste then those two. You just won't know until you research. I like being helpful, but I don't like to baby someone along. I'm not fond of people who don't try to put in any effort. I don't want to spam a pile of review threads I come across from a quick search when you can do the same yourself in seconds with just a minute amount of effort. I don't want to repeat my own reviews/impressions of them and forcibly other earphones(because you should be aware of all your options) I've used that are just as good when I have already done so in great detail elsewhere that can be easily found through the search button. Be informed, be knowledgeable. |