[Pattonromell]

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Oh. Well, I personally have a hard time with those, but I think it's because my ear canals aren't perfectly circular and the Supertips don't conform very easily. YMMV. The gel tips might be great for the sound you're after if you can get a good fit.

Oh man. =/

 

[kiteki]

 
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How about the EX700?  

reviewed it here -> http://www.head-fi.org/products/sony-mdr-ex700lp-earbud-style-headphones-black/reviews/5341

 

[Pattonromell]

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reviewed it here -> http://www.head-fi.org/products/sony-mdr-ex700lp-earbud-style-headphones-black/reviews/5341

Yeah probably he EX600 then. Lol
 

 

[kiteki]

Indeed.

 

[Pattonromell]

 
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Indeed.

I have the QC 15 Bose and I am wondering if they are good for classical to well are they a good choice for classical i should say.
 

 

[kiteki]

I've never heard or researched a single Bose IEM, so I can't say.
 
If you're into noise-cancelling the Audio Technica ATH-ANC23 I thought sounded really good for the price, and should be good for classical.

 

[Selenium]

You have them, so why don't you tell us whether or not they're good for classical.

 
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I have the QC 15 Bose and I am wondering if they are good for classical to well are they a good choice for classical i should say.
 

 

 

[Pattonromell]

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You have them, so why don't you tell us whether or not they're good for classical.

 


 

Yeah that was a dumb question. =/

 

[nikp]

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Ety ER-4S is a very good IEM, I didn't like the Ety fit though so I'm ordering a custom IEM with the Ety ER-4 driver inside, and the best part is it will cost roughly the same or slightly less than the ER-4S itself.
 
 

Out of curiosity, how do you order a custom with a specific Ety ER-4 driver? 

 

[kiteki]

 
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Out of curiosity, how do you order a custom with a specific Ety ER-4 driver? 

YGPM
 
 

 

[Pattonromell]

Anybody else hate Beats? I tried them out and they sounded horrible! Also, I just felt like "Ugh is this seriousley considered high end?"

 

[mastershake2393]

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Anybody else hate Beats? I tried them out and they sounded horrible! Also, I just felt like "Ugh is this seriousley considered high end?"

 
Look at the thread I started on them; I think most, if not everyone, on Head-fi are in agreement 

 

 

[Pattonromell]

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Look at the thread I started on them; I think most, if not everyone, on Head-fi are in agreement 

 

Sweet I'll make sure to check it out. Also, I don't know maybe if I can get a good portable headphones instead of earphones (cause I know they sound better than earphones) which would you reccomend? Or anybody reccomend. Under maybe $150. Lol wow a lot of American haters on that thread. But, they don't know how awsome our other products are. =/ lol
 

 

[kiteki]

The Dr. Dre beats Studio sound pretty good for hip hop and rnb which is what they're designed for, but the asking price is a little high.
 
The beats aren't considered "high-end" anywhere, they're more of a fashion and cool product.
 
As for portable headphones sounding better than earphones (IEM's), I think that's a popular misconception.
 
Of course America make good products, a relevant example is Knowles from Illinois, they make balanced armatures which are used in $1000 IEM's.

 

[nikp]

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The Dr. Dre beats Studio sound pretty good for hip hop and rnb which is what they're designed for, but the asking price is a little high.
 
The beats aren't considered "high-end" anywhere, they're more of a fashion and cool product.
 
As for portable headphones sounding better than earphones (IEM's), I think that's a popular misconception.
 
Of course America make good products, a relevant example is Knowles from Illinois, they make balanced armatures which are used in $1000 IEM's.

 
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