[Waveblade]

Pretty happy with them for the few hours I've had them. Quite bass friendly, testing on my HTC Sensation for now. Anyone else have these?

 

[ri_toast]

not me but i do like the klipsch sound; other models, i am curious of your impressions of the app and control of the player with the headphones though. i'm not sure if my android phone is ready to be "the one" device. i know i can get it to play flac.

 

[Waveblade]

FLAC is not something I'd say is feasible on a phone though. I use v0 bitrate when on the go because frankly you can't tell unless you've completely blotted out sound. And if that's the case, then you can always carry a better set up.
 
Just my two cents. I've been messing with many different music apps like power amp, the google music (the newly updated one), HTC's stock. Poweramp is def one to get if you're a hardcore audiophile. 
 
Looking at your signature I see you have a D2 and a clip+. I think the Sensation minus the storage space could do that much at least. I don't think it's Cowon level though

 

[ri_toast]

power amp does flac...http://powerampapp.com/ or so they say
hows the app to control the phone / player through the headset.....reason i ask is that afaik this is the first iem headphone / headset for android. plenty for the iphone

 

[jasonb]

I felt the S4's had a peaky and sometimes artificial sounding treble, and i felt they lacked mid-range. Vocals felt really far away. The bass was pretty good though.


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