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Sure, there is a room for enhancements. It's hard to believe, though, because the Sensas are perfect to me as they are (I use them everywhere: at home and on-the-go). IEM's are relatively new when compared to the big headphones. Even greater improvement is just a matter of time. The results will show whether the "limitations" of the in-ear nature are to be overcome or whether we'll have again the comparison of apples and oranges. I believe it can be overcome.
Originally Posted by hceiv Does anyone know if there is a company (Sensa, UE, Westone, ect.) that plan on coming out with a IEM that compares the best of the headphones, or have IEM "peaked," meaning that they can't push the envelope any further than UE-10 pro, ES-3, Sensa's simply because they are IEM? I would think that future R&D could make advances in in-ear technology, but does the fact that canalphones have to go into your ears limit their capabilities when compared to full headphones? |
Sure, there is a room for enhancements. It's hard to believe, though, because the Sensas are perfect to me as they are (I use them everywhere: at home and on-the-go). IEM's are relatively new when compared to the big headphones. Even greater improvement is just a matter of time. The results will show whether the "limitations" of the in-ear nature are to be overcome or whether we'll have again the comparison of apples and oranges. I believe it can be overcome.