[knopi]

Hello,
I would be happy if there are more people which have experience with UERR, Spartan, Andromeda (maybe Vega too), ES60 (at least two of them) and could share their findings. It could helpfull a little for me. This is probably my final candidates which I choosed from long long time searching here uff.
 
I want neutral natural sound which will be highly universal across genres, highly dynami, no warm no cold signature just real colour of instruments vocals, easy drive, possible no hiss, possibly airy too.
 
What full size headphone I liked in past?  Basically planar magnetic headphone (like LCDX etc.) I have always liked their engaging mids, clean natural airy sound, good dynamic too. I would not say it is neutral signature but it sounds quite nature in general.  
 
I have only experience with Jupiter, I liked that it was suprisingly a little speaker like in speed, attack, tight, open. So Andro/Vega could be promising. Spartan (these are very sympatic to me from description, best price too), UERR (could be amazing too as well as ES60)
 
Thanks a lot..

 

[PinkyPowers]

Interesting. You want the IEM equivalent of the LCD-X. I wonder what people will suggest.

 

[nhasian]

I'm a big fan of the Andromeda. It sounds incredible. There are a lot of very positive reviews on it online as well.

 

[knopi]

Interesting. You want the IEM equivalent of the LCD-X. I wonder what people will suggest.

Mm I just wanted add example which headphone I liked. I believe I can find even better tuning from IEM but still I think full size headphone will have always big physicaly advantage to sounds better overall. There will be always some strong and weak sides. 
 

  I'm a big fan of the Andromeda. It sounds incredible. There are a lot of very positive reviews on it online as well.

 
Yes I know it looks great. 
Still I would be happy if some owners with IEM/CIEM from my list will post their opinion how they feel it (best would be own at least two of them). 

 

[knopi]

 

[knopi]

Because I will have probably chance listen Spartan next month so if I will like it than I will probably take them. Shame that some owners here did not wrote their opinion (they probably do not go to this section).
But I will quote one owner which I wrote a few private messages with him which had UERR, EE Spartan and now he has Andromeda, his opinion:

Spartan and UERR aren't that far apart. UERR is a little flatter and sounds a little more midcentric, whereas Spartan will sound a little more U shaped when compared to the UERR.

Andromeda is a little less neutral but more speaker like with its presentation. 3 or 4 ohms of output impedance will make it more neutral sounding (leaner bass) but I really enjoy it on 1 ohm sources. It's my favorite iem.