[Erethorn]

Hello there, first post here for me.
I'm looking to buy a pair of cheap IEM's, and I've come across these (available in brick and mortar in my city):
http://altex.ro/catalog/index.jsp?ca...68&itemId=2875
Casti intraauriculare SONY MDR-EX33LPS - Altex - cel mai mic pret din Romania

I've tried to find reviews based on product name but failed. Perhaps the Sony numbering of their products is different for my country.

Anyhow, can anybody provide some feedback on those, compared to a pair of Senn cx300 or JVS marshmallows ? I'm interested in SQ and isolation; my main setup is a Cowon u5 paired with Senn px100 and I need a headphone that will block traffic and public transportation noise.

 

[TheMarchingMule]

Hello, and welcome to Head-Fi.

Your post would get better answers in this sub-forum: Portable Headphones, Earphones and In-Ear Monitors - Head-Fi: Covering Headphones, Earphones and Portable Audio

Fish around there for awhile because I'm sure you'll discover a lot of products you've never considered or even heard of before!

 

[underdogg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Erethorn /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hello there, first post here for me. I'm looking to buy a pair of cheap IEM's, and I've come across these (available in brick and mortar in my city): Casti intraauriculare SONY MDR-X32LP-L - Altex - cel mai mic pret din Romania Casti intraauriculare SONY MDR-EX33LPS - Altex - cel mai mic pret din Romania I've tried to find reviews based on product name but failed. Perhaps the Sony numbering of their products is different for my country. Anyhow, can anybody provide some feedback on those, compared to a pair of Senn cx300 or JVS marshmallows ? I'm interested in SQ and isolation; my main setup is a Cowon u5 paired with Senn px100 and I need a headphone that will block traffic and public transportation noise.

Hey Erethorn,

I actually have the EX32LP, and they are really not enjoyable. Very bassy and shrill highs. I'm not even sure how that's possible, but it's true. The depth is limited, but the soundstage is good.

Just my 2 cents.