Amplitude
New Head-Fier
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After spending way too much time reading over these forums in the last week, Ive finally decided against buying an expensive player to use with my KSC-75s and instead go with a cheaper player (iAudio U2) with some better headphones.
Even though I am a complete music addict, I am new to the world of expensive equipment and I've never used an IEM before, but they seem to be a perfect fit for my active (and travel-heavy) lifestyle. After some research I have come down to two choices: UM1s and UE Super.fi 5Pros. I know these are in different prce classes, Im not sure if the Pros are worth the extra $100 or if they are even really right for me.
I listen to literally all kinds of music, and enjoy warmer sounding headphones that aren't tiring to listen to. Comfort and ease of use are a BIG deal for me, I will be putting them in and taking them out fairly regularly. Since I am new to IEMs it might be nice to go with ones that are slightly less invasive. Also, I will not be using an amp.
So in the end, are the Super.fi 5Pros really $100 better than the UM1s for me? (I am by no means rich)
Even though I am a complete music addict, I am new to the world of expensive equipment and I've never used an IEM before, but they seem to be a perfect fit for my active (and travel-heavy) lifestyle. After some research I have come down to two choices: UM1s and UE Super.fi 5Pros. I know these are in different prce classes, Im not sure if the Pros are worth the extra $100 or if they are even really right for me.
I listen to literally all kinds of music, and enjoy warmer sounding headphones that aren't tiring to listen to. Comfort and ease of use are a BIG deal for me, I will be putting them in and taking them out fairly regularly. Since I am new to IEMs it might be nice to go with ones that are slightly less invasive. Also, I will not be using an amp.
So in the end, are the Super.fi 5Pros really $100 better than the UM1s for me? (I am by no means rich)