vienna
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Well, I ordred those cheap custom IEMs to compare to my UE10 pros and my senssa (which are being delivered next week).
Not bad for the cost. The challengers came with a kit so you can put goo in your ear like the audiologist. I went to the audiologist scard of putting cotton my my era and not being to take it out.
Anyhow, got them back in a purple. The first difference is the cord. Definately not as nice as the UEs. But they seem of a material like the Shure E2cs, which is thicker. Not bad
Sound wise, they are very cose to Etys with more bass. Not bad. Does not have quite the etension as the Etys 4S, but still not bad for the cost consdering they are IEMS. Bass was nice and tight, which I had expected with IEMs. So overal for hte price, these blow away the Shure E5s.
Not bad for the cost. The challengers came with a kit so you can put goo in your ear like the audiologist. I went to the audiologist scard of putting cotton my my era and not being to take it out.
Anyhow, got them back in a purple. The first difference is the cord. Definately not as nice as the UEs. But they seem of a material like the Shure E2cs, which is thicker. Not bad
Sound wise, they are very cose to Etys with more bass. Not bad. Does not have quite the etension as the Etys 4S, but still not bad for the cost consdering they are IEMS. Bass was nice and tight, which I had expected with IEMs. So overal for hte price, these blow away the Shure E5s.