fredman22
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I'll give you the old song about the Westones having a more 'fun' sound, but that's about it - the Etys are a bit more critical and reveal separate instruments more with their clarity in the upper ranges. I remember hearing so much more with them playing the same old music again, when I first got them. The UM2s are bassier and have more impact which I think starts the foot-tapping (I'm a bit of a basshead, I guess) but the clarity moves down the sound spectrum to the mid-range, and all sounds are 'fuller' with bass overtones (some people initially find this 'muddy' or bloaty). That's a lousy description I know, but about the best I can do. Note also that I use Sony gear which has a diff sound sig as well... Both are v. good IEMs.
Originally Posted by Chef Medeski /img/forum/go_quote.gif Can you give a brief comparison? I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR. |
I'll give you the old song about the Westones having a more 'fun' sound, but that's about it - the Etys are a bit more critical and reveal separate instruments more with their clarity in the upper ranges. I remember hearing so much more with them playing the same old music again, when I first got them. The UM2s are bassier and have more impact which I think starts the foot-tapping (I'm a bit of a basshead, I guess) but the clarity moves down the sound spectrum to the mid-range, and all sounds are 'fuller' with bass overtones (some people initially find this 'muddy' or bloaty). That's a lousy description I know, but about the best I can do. Note also that I use Sony gear which has a diff sound sig as well... Both are v. good IEMs.