[flashmp3]

this is good song

It's rare that a production by Dj Mustard doesn't sound great

 

[thejammonster]

Trying Spinfits right now, not liking them. They're fine if I stay completely still but any time I move my jaw it causes pressure changes due to the seal and gives that "stuffy head" feeling. Back to Comply for now.

 

[jmills8]

Comply

 

[vapman]

I have Comply on every IEM i own

 

[Cornelisjuh]

Same here, they give me a perfect seal every time, be in the winter or the summer, no difference
 
Much, much better than silicone tips. Havent tried other foam tips though.

 

[vapman]

I didn't know there were other brands!
 
Silicone is usually good for comfort and sound but easily falls out. Silicone puts a lot less pressure than foams on your inside ear though so sometimes people who aren't used to IEMs might feel uncomfortable going straight to foams like Complys. every time i stopped using IEMs for a long time and then started again I had to use silicone tips for a couple weeks before i could handle the complys. then i start thinking they're nice and comfy

 

[ZMan2k2]

Asus Zenphone 2, Alpha & Delta AD01 IEM s, Viper4Android = HEAVEN! Portable, great battery life, streaming abilities, always being connected with calls and texts, and it just slides into the pocket. Doesn't get much better.

 

[yuletide]

So my name is Yuletide and... I a newly minted basshead
 
Hey everyone and thanks to @ANDEROAN for ruining all music for me that isn't run through a ZO
 

 
I must say I love the sound on these, especially for IEM's the bass is just incredible, but for pure amazingness my favorite is HD-25 II Aluminum's through the ZO. So much punch with delicious sub-bass trails that just leave you gasping for the next kick. My evenings have devolved into me lying in bed drooling at the sound. 
 
So far the XB90's have solid bass with tons of sub, but it isn't quite as satisfying, feels more boomy and less controlled. The ZO helps tighten them up a bit without being overwhelming.
 
#addicted

 

[ecnar]

I like my ZO with the setting in the red zone.

 

[Hawaiibadboy]

  So my name is Yuletide and... I a newly minted basshead
 
Hey everyone and thanks to @ANDEROAN for ruining all music for me that isn't run through a ZO
 

 
I must say I love the sound on these, especially for IEM's the bass is just incredible, but for pure amazingness my favorite is HD-25 II Aluminum's through the ZO. So much punch with delicious sub-bass trails that just leave you gasping for the next kick. My evenings have devolved into me lying in bed drooling at the sound. 
 
So far the XB90's have solid bass with tons of sub, but it isn't quite as satisfying, feels more boomy and less controlled. The ZO helps tighten them up a bit without being overwhelming.
 
#addicted

 7 year member with 32 posts.
Your a normal person

 
 
The xb90ex are ******* awesome. Made me fall in love with 70's rock all over again. The AD01 started that but the stage on the xb90 is huge and the detail can be pretty awesome.
 Good purchase

 

[Raketen]

 
Looking forward to your impressions. On the Sony side I started with the MDR-EX600, an amazing headphone, and I moved on to the MDR-7550 for its studio balance. The 7550 is incredible. It holds its own against many full-sized closed cans. And yes, it sounds incredible with a bass boost, plus it can handle it. 

A simple mod with the 7550, is to create your own foam filled tips. You can use the stock tips and fill them with the foam from quality earplugs (you can hollow out the centre). I've also filled the stock tips with comply foam and all help create that perfect seal. Ultimately, I prefer the stock tips for convenience, and because I'm not trying to rattle me eardrums I'm mostly listening to these with flat EQ. 

Oh, and for those looking for more of that studio sound but in a full-sized headphone you have to check out the MDR-7520. Easily one of my favorites and while very efficient it can handle power.

Kinda been wishing I'd gone for the 7550/800st instead of the ex1000 since I started dipping my toes in basshead waters - the 1000s have a really nice bass sound but even with amp boost they don't quite get to the level which I have read the 7550/800's more neutral sig solves.
 
Agree about the stage and opennes if it's anything like the ex1000... the only earphone I've heard that felt more open was the Flat-4 NAMI.

 

[Hawaiibadboy]

  Kinda been wishing I'd gone for the 7550/800st instead of the ex1000 since I started dipping my toes in basshead waters - the 1000s have a really nice bass sound but even with amp boost they don't quite get to the level which I have read the 7550/800's more neutral sig solves.
 
Agree about the stage and opennes if it's anything like the ex1000... the only earphone I've heard that felt more open was the Flat-4 NAMI.

  Am comparing the ex800st with the xb90ex and ASG 2.5 tonight. Wiz, Pink Floyd, 2pac and others gonna report back later

 

[flashmp3]

  Am comparing the ex800st with the xb90ex and ASG 2.5 tonight. Wiz, Pink Floyd, 2pac and others gonna report back later

Could you make a test with one of my test songs? Just to know how it handles 20-25hz (I had been slightly disappointed by the asg 2.5 for that or maybe it s because an iem can t just do that well)

 

[renemunoz]

I 100% suggest you give the new Klipsch XR8i a listen---they actually rival my Sony XB90EX and JVC SZ1000's...

 

[chillaxing]

Somebody needs to make a bass iem that's low profile..

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