Thanks for the opportunity Alex!
It is my longest review so far, but I felt both warranted the usual amount of space I dedicate to IEMs. Not the most expensive IEMs, but certainly very fun and great value.
Thanks for the opportunity Alex!
Thanks for the opportunity Alex!
It is my longest review so far, but I felt both warranted the usual amount of space I dedicate to IEMs. Not the most expensive IEMs, but certainly very fun and great value.
Really torn on trying the E series, mainly due to the sound leakage issue which probably wouldn't be welcome at work where I do most of my listening. Even though I work in a loud area someone is bound to complain about it. Still as I have the Campfire Audio Comets, not entirely sure if I would need them anyway. In other news I've decided for the time being to stop trying to get customs done for me as it just never works out well and getting fed up with numerous refits. I did have a bit of a eureka moment with iems and found that it's as much about angle as depth of insertion (ooer). My right ear seems to be at more of an angle than the left.
Sound leakage is quite noticeable on the E4000 and E5000, less so on the E2000 (I assume the E3000 is the same). I haven't tested it with anyone else standing at a distance for the E4000/5000, but did with the E2000 when my wife wanted to make sure she could use them on the Tube/bus during her commute and that was fine.Really torn on trying the E series, mainly due to the sound leakage issue which probably wouldn't be welcome at work where I do most of my listening. Even though I work in a loud area someone is bound to complain about it. Still as I have the Campfire Audio Comets, not entirely sure if I would need them anyway. In other news I've decided for the time being to stop trying to get customs done for me as it just never works out well and getting fed up with numerous refits. I did have a bit of a eureka moment with iems and found that it's as much about angle as depth of insertion (ooer). My right ear seems to be at more of an angle than the left.
The E5000 was a revelation for me in terms of how good SQ you get for 250€, I was blown away and the signature is so sweet and smooth On a different note, the RHA CL2 did blow me away too at 800€ which kind of makes me rethink the whole let's go straight to the top TOTL CIEM.
Yes the E5000 (and E4000 probably) leaks and does not isolate very well but I use it in a small open office and nobody has complained. My main regret is a nogo in bed as it would bother my other half, too bad since that signature is the dream one to relax and get lulled to sleep by the music!
Ah, if it has poor isolation then it is certainly out for me. Shame.
I work in loud area with about 12 machines going all the time. Add to that lots of other external noises I pretty much need bomb proof isolation (hence the interest at the time in customs).At least for me but I am a low volume listener so anything short of great isolation won't isolate fully...
....I have close to no doubt that this ranking list was made possible by at least some sponsors in the industry. Regardless, its mostly wall of text with close to no substance.
Of any value at all would be the comparisons between the IEMs which tells me a lot about your preference and possibly level of bs cause I've actually had the chance to try most of these IEMs.
Oh and the spiral ears ultimate 5 is one of the most darkest sounding IEM I've ever tried. Any reviewers that give a good score for their treble loses all credibility for me
I have close to no doubt that this ranking list was made possible by at least some sponsors in the industry. Regardless, its mostly wall of text with close to no substance.
Of any value at all would be the comparisons between the IEMs which tells me a lot about your preference and possibly level of bs cause I've actually had the chance to try most of these IEMs.
Oh and the spiral ears ultimate 5 is one of the most darkest sounding IEM I've ever tried. Any reviewers that give a good score for their treble loses all credibility for me
I have close to no doubt that this ranking list was made possible by at least some sponsors in the industry. Regardless, its mostly wall of text with close to no substance.
Of any value at all would be the comparisons between the IEMs which tells me a lot about your preference and possibly level of bs cause I've actually had the chance to try most of these IEMs.
Oh and the spiral ears ultimate 5 is one of the most darkest sounding IEM I've ever tried. Any reviewers that give a good score for their treble loses all credibility for me
I have close to no doubt that this ranking list was made possible by at least some sponsors in the industry. Regardless, its mostly wall of text with close to no substance.
Of any value at all would be the comparisons between the IEMs which tells me a lot about your preference and possibly level of bs cause I've actually had the chance to try most of these IEMs.
Oh and the spiral ears ultimate 5 is one of the most darkest sounding IEM I've ever tried. Any reviewers that give a good score for their treble loses all credibility for me
I have close to no doubt that this ranking list was made possible by at least some sponsors in the industry. Regardless, its mostly wall of text with close to no substance.
Of any value at all would be the comparisons between the IEMs which tells me a lot about your preference and possibly level of bs cause I've actually had the chance to try most of these IEMs.
Oh and the spiral ears ultimate 5 is one of the most darkest sounding IEM I've ever tried. Any reviewers that give a good score for their treble loses all credibility for me