[St0rMl0rD]

Hi everyone,

I love the sound of the ATC monitors and the Audeze headphones are basically headphone versions of that. Now, which (custom) IEMs would be the IEM version of that kind of sound profile? My current ones are the 64Audio A6's.

Thanks!

 

[dunring]

I had that last month and got the Sennheiser IE600 and really like them even more. Using a Topping l30 ii amp and it's just a perfect combo. Soundstage isn't as big, but microdetails are so noticable now.

 

[St0rMl0rD]

I had that last month and got the Sennheiser IE600 and really like them even more. Using a Topping l30 ii amp and it's just a perfect combo. Soundstage isn't as big, but microdetails are so noticable now.

Interesting. I'm mainly looking for custom IEMs, though

 

[St0rMl0rD]

No other recommendations?

 

[rawrj]

I think the Custom Art Fibae 5 would be an interesting pick, it has 2 Planar drivers ( 1 for highs and 1 for super highs). I cant say how close they would sound to the LCD-X since I haven't heard but they are reviewed well. For me the closest I have to my LCD-X is my IMR EDP Ace but it's not custom and also nigh-impossible to get at this point.

 

[St0rMl0rD]

I think the Custom Art Fibae 5 would be an interesting pick, it has 2 Planar drivers ( 1 for highs and 1 for super highs). I cant say how close they would sound to the LCD-X since I haven't heard but they are reviewed well. For me the closest I have to my LCD-X is my IMR EDP Ace but it's not custom and also nigh-impossible to get at this point.

Interesting, never heard of these brands before. I'm kinda hesitant to go with a lesser known brand

 

[jjrivers]

The SE846 is reasonably similar, got that excellent low-bass performance. If anything though, the Shures have a bit of bass emphasis vs Audez'e cans, with clearer treble, but they're the closest I've heard

 

[St0rMl0rD]

The SE846 is reasonably similar, got that excellent low-bass performance. If anything though, the Shures have a bit of bass emphasis vs Audez'e cans, with clearer treble, but they're the closest I've heard

Thanks; it says that it has 4 drivers? My current IEMs have 6 (64Audio A6), but I find them too bass heavy and not too clear for true critical listening, like the profile on the Audeze's. So ideally I'm looking for an upgrade in sound in total, not just going from 6 drivers to 4 and have a more flat sound, but also should be better altogether, which I find hard to believe when going from 6 to 4 drivers.

 

[jjrivers]

Thanks; it says that it has 4 drivers? My current IEMs have 6 (64Audio A6), but I find them too bass heavy and not too clear for true critical listening, like the profile on the Audeze's. So ideally I'm looking for an upgrade in sound in total, not just going from 6 drivers to 4 and have a more flat sound, but also should be better altogether, which I find hard to believe when going from 6 to 4 drivers.

Yes, you might not want to go from 6 drivers to 4 drivers. You could get something of 6 drivers similar to the IEM.

 

[St0rMl0rD]

You could get something of 6 drivers similar to the IEM.

I'm not sure I understood that

 

[PixelSquish]

The SE846 is reasonably similar, got that excellent low-bass performance. If anything though, the Shures have a bit of bass emphasis vs Audez'e cans, with clearer treble, but they're the closest I've heard

Can a BA driver really compete with an LCDX planar for bass though?

 

[HappyDragon]

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