[VoLTaG3]

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Originally Posted by yoyo59 /img/forum/go_quote.gif how do you eq Se530's...?

A "EQ" is just a short term for a "Equalizer" which is found on most computer music softwares or your personal media device like iPods. Equalizers allows you to alter the default frequencies in your music and helps compensate for earphones weaknesses or users tastes.

 

[yoyo59]

ok thanks I knew that, but the way you said it, I thought you tampered with the insides of it or sumthing, lol

 

[VoLTaG3]

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Originally Posted by yoyo59 /img/forum/go_quote.gif ok thanks I knew that, but the way you said it, I thought you tampered with the insides of it or sumthing, lol

Oh, lol.

 

[quanganh101090]

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Originally Posted by VoLTaG3 /img/forum/go_quote.gif No, It cost about $800 more. It is definitely not worth $800 more. Hands down. Tried it or not...

You have not tried it, so you dont know, saying like that is quite subjective

Personally, I think going from imperfection to perfection is quite a long way to go

and if the UE11 by any means perfect, then the 800$ diffirence is worth it, imho.

 

[VoLTaG3]

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Originally Posted by quanganh101090 /img/forum/go_quote.gif You have not tried it, so you dont know, saying like that is quite subjective Personally, I think going from imperfection to perfection is quite a long way to go and if the UE11 by any means perfect, then the 800$ diffirence is worth it, imho.

It's not perfect....You will never be able to hear the same sound as recorded through the studio you can only get close to it.

 

[xETERNITYx]

would the Shure SE530s have more bass than my nuforce 7em.

I'm looking for the same sound quality or better with a lot more bass. I'm using a zune so i do not have EQ options.


They need a portable player that can take flac files.

 

[Calexico]

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Originally Posted by VoLTaG3 /img/forum/go_quote.gif It's not perfect....You will never be able to hear the same sound as recorded through the studio you can only get close to it.

You can't say it's not worth $800 without trying it though.

BTW, a rockboxed 5G iPod accepts FLAC, Cowon players do, the Sansa Fuze and Clip do as well.
And if you want even more bass than the Nuforce NE-7Ms, a good step up would most likely be the Atrio M5s. However, while I won't try to dictate your listening preferences, let me just remind you that first of all, bass isn't everything in music, and second of all, bass quantity is only half the battle, you must consider bass quality.

 

[xETERNITYx]

I need a player that has a lot of memory. I already own 15 gigabytes of music alone. I have 120 gigabyte zune.
I'm sure the Shure SE530s would have more bass. Yes I want bass quality and quantity. no muddled sound. I just switched to foam tips and saw a big difference today in the bass on my nu force. Still want a little more. I also Want more vocal clarity. I can't even watch you tube videos anymore the sound quality bugs me so much. I just mute the sound and put in my 50 dollar IEM's and go ahhhhh much better.

 

[pdupiano]

if u want bass, check out the IE8' and the monsters. The W3 and Se530 have bass (W3>se530's bass) but the IE8 and the monsters have a more viceral impact to their bass. Overall if you want bass my recommendations would be:

Monsters
Se530
IE8
W3

That takes into account their current market value/price. But if you don't care about value/price

IE8
W3
Se530
Monster

 

[VoLTaG3]

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Originally Posted by xETERNITYx /img/forum/go_quote.gif would the Shure SE530s have more bass than my nuforce 7em. I'm looking for the same sound quality or better with a lot more bass. I'm using a zune so i do not have EQ options. They need a portable player that can take flac files.

The Shure SE530 has enough BASS when when plugged into the newer Zune's. The BASS hits hard, extends very low and is very detailed unlike other IEMS that just has alot of "muddy" BASS. If you want natural detailed BASS go for the Shure SE530 if you want BASS that will send you eardrums down your throat go for something else...

When properly EQed the Shure SE530 can deliver those eardrums shattering notes.

 

[ibis99]

Here is my opinion of the UE11.

When the UE 11 sounds just like a pair each of Shure SE530 and Etymotic ER4-S combined than I will buy them. Amp'ed to an RSA Mustang of course.

As of right now, there not there yet.

 

[rsatmans]

W3 are much better at high and low end frequencies and se530 are better in the midrange frequencies.

 

[VoLTaG3]

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Originally Posted by rsatmans /img/forum/go_quote.gif W3 are much better at high and low end frequencies and se530 are better in the midrange frequencies.

Are "much" better in the midrange frequencies which is the most important frequency in modern day music. Also with the goodness of a EQ The Shure SE530 can sound like any earphone on the market because the drivers just don't distort no matter how much juice you feed them.

 

[xETERNITYx]

I"m saving up for Shure SE530

Then I will wait for a Cowon s9 in in the 30gb range. and buy that.

 

[rsatmans]

I disagree, se530 defiantly will distort. Like I said no amount of EQ will make the highs and lows sound like the w3. They are still great IEMS but like other top tiers you give and take.