sixshades
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Hi,
I've been used to falling asleep with with my flac tunes playin through my Cowon D2+ and some iem's for a while now and I was wondering if anyone knows of a good step up in quality for the IEM's whilst still being able to lie on a pillow. Whilst my ultimate goal is audio quality I have to doff my cap to the fact that comfort is the most pressing factor in using earphones in bed.
I have used Sennhieser Cx300's and Sony MDR-EX71SLB for a while now and seem to prefer the Sony's for comfort but their sound is ok, not great. The CX300's have more bass but are a little muddied to my ears.
I was wondering if anyone knows of a good step up in quality whilst still being able to lie on a pillow with the IEM's in place. There are obviously lots of IEM's that sound great but a lot of them protrude quite a bit from the ear canal compared to the ones I've mentioned. I'm open to opinions to find the happy median between comfort at rest and sound purity. If it helps, I like to mix my music between female vocals such as Eva Cassidy, Susan Boyle and the guitar riffs of Pink Floyd and Metallica.
Oh, and after this, I want the moon on a stick please, thanks
I've been used to falling asleep with with my flac tunes playin through my Cowon D2+ and some iem's for a while now and I was wondering if anyone knows of a good step up in quality for the IEM's whilst still being able to lie on a pillow. Whilst my ultimate goal is audio quality I have to doff my cap to the fact that comfort is the most pressing factor in using earphones in bed.
I have used Sennhieser Cx300's and Sony MDR-EX71SLB for a while now and seem to prefer the Sony's for comfort but their sound is ok, not great. The CX300's have more bass but are a little muddied to my ears.
I was wondering if anyone knows of a good step up in quality whilst still being able to lie on a pillow with the IEM's in place. There are obviously lots of IEM's that sound great but a lot of them protrude quite a bit from the ear canal compared to the ones I've mentioned. I'm open to opinions to find the happy median between comfort at rest and sound purity. If it helps, I like to mix my music between female vocals such as Eva Cassidy, Susan Boyle and the guitar riffs of Pink Floyd and Metallica.
Oh, and after this, I want the moon on a stick please, thanks