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check this article:http://www.extremetech.com/article2/...1830689,00.asp
Originally Posted by JeffS I don't understand their review of the etys. I haven't heard the 6's but I own the 6i's and can't imagine them being "lacking" in the upper frequencies. Do these people have hearing problems, or did they just not have them inserted correctly? Oh well, to each their own. At least their assessment of "the plug" was on the mark ![]() -Jeff |
Originally Posted by PTheD Um...they said the Etymotic Research ER6 has upper frequency reproduction that is, "lacking" I don't know about anyone else but defining the upper frequency reproduction of the ER6 with the word lacking would be the farthest thing from my mind. ![]() |
Originally Posted by warpdriver Exactly, it's discrepancies like this that make me wonder if ANY review I read on the web is actually trustworthy. Ety's are reknowned for their crisp, bright highs. That's what I love about them, Grado style highs in an earbud. |
Originally Posted by zip22 the other reason they can't be trusted is because review sites like this often inflate their ratings. its more like an advertisement for companies that are willing to compensate the reviewers. its just a guess, but maybe shure provided the test samples, and the reviewer added the etys and UEs to make it more of a comparison. i'm just speculating, but it seems like the etys were definately underrated. |