toughnut
Headphoneus Supremus
- Joined
- Sep 12, 2008
- Posts
- 1,876
- Likes
- 328
Freaking cheap for a dual BA IEM! I thought it's priced close to USD100 initially...
Originally Posted by dC0m /img/forum/go_quote.gif Apple IEM > NE-7M & Denon C551K?!?!?! Rly? and Apple IEM > Monster Turbine?!?! That I do not believe. I must obtain a pair myself to benchmark. Maybe this will be my reason to get a Sansa Clip.. |
Originally Posted by tstarn06 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Bought mine mid-week last week, they arrived Monday. Via USPS Priority Mail. Relax. |
Originally Posted by hydrocyanic /img/forum/go_quote.gif just to calm down the hype a little.. there seem to be a freq. response from headphone info, the chart seems to be on par for its price and segmenting link: Apple In-ear Headphones with Remote and Mic Review - In-Ear - Reviews of Headphones and Headphone Ratings - HeadphoneInfo.com 40 is a good deal, that's for sure; but not rivaling any 150+ iems |
Originally Posted by shigzeo /img/forum/go_quote.gif tsarn, you are a lovely and active headfier. way to go. thanks for the great updates. |
Originally Posted by dC0m /img/forum/go_quote.gif Apple IEM > NE-7M & Denon C551K?!?!?! Rly? and Apple IEM > Monster Turbine?!?! That I do not believe. I must obtain a pair myself to benchmark. Maybe this will be my reason to get a Sansa Clip.. |
Originally Posted by average_joe /img/forum/go_quote.gif Just ordered some thanks to tstarn's recommendation and reading this thread...hope I like them as much as you guys do! Also, shipping was free for me, maybe because I live so close? |
Originally Posted by tstarn06 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I guess FR info from this reviewer isn't how I decided i liked them so much. I just listened to them and compared them to other phones I've owned/own with my source gear. To me, that works best. Always better to hear something for yourself. I prefer them over the Turbines, because bassy phones aren't important to me. The Turbines cost $150 originally, so I guess I am saying these do compare with $150 IEMs. Not all, some. If you haven't heard them, pretty tough to say what they compare to, right? Why does the H word always have to be injected into the mix whenever someone says they like something? No hype. I paid $35 for them, and they are well worth it. I would pay more, even $79 if need be. But seems to me they are going to be available around the $50 mark, even new (on ebay). For that price, an excellent deal. And as others have said in this thread, they do prefer them over more expensive IEMs for various reasons, SQ being just one of them. For example, this review say comfort is poor. Not so. I find them very comfortable. So one person's viewpoint doesn't make it a fact. Depends on the user. But in the review, he just says they fall out. Huh? All those charts are nice, but it's what you hear that matters in the end. So no hype, just a very nice headphone for the Touch at an extremely reasonable price. |
Originally Posted by fattiebomba /img/forum/go_quote.gif Do you think they can compete with Bang en Olufsen A8 headphones, if you look at the soundquality? And Shure Se110s? |
Originally Posted by hydrocyanic /img/forum/go_quote.gif so what you are saying is that everyone has their own opinion and i certainly honor that; but why can't i be cautious and honor my opinion about the phenomenon? or should i say you are right and leave it at that? instead of why H word appears every so often, what about the G word that appears suddenly after the first? if it is good to you that's great, but it is an expectation that drive other purchases(potential) and if this isn't hype to you it is to me |