[doctorjazz]

I removed my filters...where would you get replacement ones (lost the originals)

 

[Larethio]

I removed my filters...where would you get replacement ones (lost the originals)

There are different value one from mouser.com. you can also ask for free samples of green filters from Etymotic customer service.

 

[doctorjazz]

Thanks.

 

[gfabbri]

Wow. Just wow. My set just came today, and I broke them in for a few hours before trying them out, just straight out of my iPhone.

ZERO buyer's remorse here -- just as the reviews said, they're revealing, a tad warm, and damn musical. Thanks to everyone who reviewed these!

-G

 

[Larethio]

Can anyone on here comment on the sound signature differences with the filters taken out? I would imagine everything would become very shrill, but thats just past experience on the etymotic er-4s.

 

[ezekiel77]

Hi guys, I'm moving out soon, so I'm trying to offload some preloved stuff asap. If anyone wants the SM64 for a good price, it's in my sig.

 

[Maelob]

Great deal! good luck

 

[ivan]

Hey guys. I know this is the impressions thread.. but I still wanted to ask. So I have owned my EarSonic SM64 v2 for the pas t 1year + have listened to them for about I'd say almost 70 hours total. I love them, I really do. Being in NYC it's a gift to have such IEM that isolate the sound from the outside world. I own the PFE 112, EarSonic SM64v2 and AiAiAi TMA-1 (not IEM) and switch between them. I don't carry my ES much because I get scared I might break them or something. So have taken them out only 2 times in the real world. My daily driver are my PFE 112 and TMA1's depending on the mood. I want to know for those who have owned, used or tried the SM64's what would you say is the next step up and worth upgrading to? I will be buying used from here (I believe in helping the community and saving a bit of money too) I have bought my stuff here and I love them all. Please any information would be awesome! Thank you again in advance. 


 

 

[ezekiel77]

  Hey guys. I know this is the impressions thread.. but I still wanted to ask. So I have owned my EarSonic SM64 v2 for the pas t 1year + have listened to them for about I'd say almost 70 hours total. I love them, I really do. Being in NYC it's a gift to have such IEM that isolate the sound from the outside world. I own the PFE 112, EarSonic SM64v2 and AiAiAi TMA-1 (not IEM) and switch between them. I don't carry my ES much because I get scared I might break them or something. So have taken them out only 2 times in the real world. My daily driver are my PFE 112 and TMA1's depending on the mood. I want to know for those who have owned, used or tried the SM64's what would you say is the next step up and worth upgrading to? I will be buying used from here (I believe in helping the community and saving a bit of money too) I have bought my stuff here and I love them all. Please any information would be awesome! Thank you again in advance. 


 

 
To me, the SM64 has:
- a neutralish signature with slight warmth.
- a natural wide soundstage with good separation.
- forgiving to source, with gentle treble for prolonged listening.
- clear, euphonic mids and just the right amount of bass.
 
Another IEM that has these characteristics, but one step better, is the K10. That's off the top of my head at the moment.

 

[ivan]

Thank you so much. What do you think about Shure se846? I haven't tried them, but I do hear good things about them. I will keep my SM64's I love them. Just also looking for room to expand. 

 

[ezekiel77]

  Thank you so much. What do you think about Shure se846? I haven't tried them, but I do hear good things about them. I will keep my SM64's I love them. Just also looking for room to expand. 

 
Another good choice as well. SE846 has more of a bass-to-mids emphasis, gentle treble, and also excellent for prolonged listening. Definitely more comfortable than the K10, just as comfortable as the SM64. An added bonus is the changeable filters to customise your sound. Bass and mids are a clear step up from the SM64 in my opinion.
 
The only weakness I can think of for the SE846 is the relatively small soundstage. It's not as wide or airy as the SM64 (by memory, I've sold the 846 earlier this year).

 

[ivan]

Oh okay. I guess I'll look at the K10. It's a bit expensive on my end. I'm buying whatever I can used

 

[ericr]

https://www.64audio.com/store/summer-sale

 

[Maelob]

Velvet!

 

[ezekiel77]

  Oh okay. I guess I'll look at the K10. It's a bit expensive on my end. I'm buying whatever I can used

https://www.64audio.com/store/summer-sale

 
Ohh that's a nice price for the U12!
 

Velvet!

 
Wish I heard that!