jyle_t
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Seriously, the brightness you experienced with SE530 is most probably the upper mids/lower treble. SE530 has the largest volume gain among all IEMs i've tried, you probably cranked up the volume a little too much. Trying to hear the background music at same volume as the vocalist? SE530 isn't made for that.
EDIT: or, it could be you listening to lower bitrate songs. In my experience SE530 isn't very friendly with mp3 listeners.
TF10pro has an extended, yet smooth treble, i don't find it harsh at all. Then again everyone hears differently. In that case, e-Q7 might be a safer bet, but like i said, depending on your needs, you might be disappointed with the bass.
Originally Posted by djayjp /img/forum/go_quote.gif Aren't the TF10's supposed to be brighter than the SE530's? |
Seriously, the brightness you experienced with SE530 is most probably the upper mids/lower treble. SE530 has the largest volume gain among all IEMs i've tried, you probably cranked up the volume a little too much. Trying to hear the background music at same volume as the vocalist? SE530 isn't made for that.
EDIT: or, it could be you listening to lower bitrate songs. In my experience SE530 isn't very friendly with mp3 listeners.
TF10pro has an extended, yet smooth treble, i don't find it harsh at all. Then again everyone hears differently. In that case, e-Q7 might be a safer bet, but like i said, depending on your needs, you might be disappointed with the bass.