thelovelyflea
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Hey everyone! The Lovely Flea here seeking your guidance and wisdom.
I play keys, sing, and write/record music.
On stage, I'm usually plugged in to an Aviom personal mixer.
At home, I've been using the Centrance DACport Slim for general music listening.
I don't generally record non-software instruments, but if I do, I use an Apogee One (for TRS, XLR, etc). Mostly creating in Logic Studio.
I've been using the Triple.fi 10 Pro in-ears for years until they broke a couple weeks ago.
UPGRADE TIME.
There are so many good companies with wonderful customer service and reputations. I've though about and researched each of these extensively. My indecisiveness though is mainly due to Alclair, Noble Audio, and Empire Ears (but the others are appealing as well, UGH SEE?).
Budget: ≤ $800
Sound Signature: Natural / Neutral / Flat (i.e. "Reference")
Any thoughts on which CIEM would best fit this context?
Thank you,
-- B
I play keys, sing, and write/record music.
On stage, I'm usually plugged in to an Aviom personal mixer.
At home, I've been using the Centrance DACport Slim for general music listening.
I don't generally record non-software instruments, but if I do, I use an Apogee One (for TRS, XLR, etc). Mostly creating in Logic Studio.
I've been using the Triple.fi 10 Pro in-ears for years until they broke a couple weeks ago.
UPGRADE TIME.
There are so many good companies with wonderful customer service and reputations. I've though about and researched each of these extensively. My indecisiveness though is mainly due to Alclair, Noble Audio, and Empire Ears (but the others are appealing as well, UGH SEE?).
- Alclair RSM
- Noble Audio Savanna C
- Unique-Melody Mage
- Empire Ears Spartan-IV
- 64 Audio A3
- Perfect Seal PS6
Budget: ≤ $800
Sound Signature: Natural / Neutral / Flat (i.e. "Reference")
Any thoughts on which CIEM would best fit this context?
Thank you,
-- B