ER4S
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ER4 series is build in Vietnam.
Thanks for correction. Just saw this thread: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/etymotic-er4sr-assembled-in-vietnam.932917/
Oh god.
ER4 series is build in Vietnam.
If you can't get in touch with customer service through usual way like e-mail, use their Facebook page. It'll be much more effective, trust me.Just learned this Lucid Audio 'thing' and didn't like it. It seems they just attracted by Etymotic's patents and experience.
It seems they acquired Westone too:
https://audioxpress.com/news/lucid-...io-the-music-division-of-westone-laboratories
I hope they'll continue to produce ER4 series in USA, too. As you know ER2 and ER3 series are manufacturing in China.
Nowadays it's easy to find new ER4 series -relatively- cheap like $160-$200. Also it seems official price reduced to $309 from $349:
https://www.etymotic.com/consumer/earphones/er4-micropro-earphones-373.html
I think they'll deplete stock for repackaging it as Lucid Audio or Etymotic, Lucid Audio company etc. Some website already started to sell it as "Lucid Audio ER4":
https://www.shophq.com/Product/luci...ing-in-ear-headphones-w-extended-bass/486-624
https://www.bulldogshoppingnetwork.com/Product/486-624
Last but not least, some users complaining about customer service of Etymotic recently and it's just worrying. I also tried to contact them about my ER4SR but couldn't get answer. I hope it's just my anxiety. It'd be great if we can hear something from inside.
Thanks for correction. Just saw this thread: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/etymotic-er4sr-assembled-in-vietnam.932917/
Oh god.
i was thinking of making a passive attenuator/bass bypass circuit, basically it reduces the level of all the frequencies except the bass
it means that you will need to give it more volume to get the same loudness level but the bass will be at the increased volume .... but i have never listened to my ER4SR's at my amp's maximum volume anyway so there's room to spare
and this will be completely analogue so that the sound quality is preserved
also, make it so that the bass bypass is adjustable on each side, so that i can center my bass response
only problem is finding a way to make the inductors with high enough values which correspond to low frequencies....
Any recommendations for a pair of headphones that have ety sound? I’m looking for something that has the imaging and clarity of the Er series- the thing I appreciate about er2xr the most is it’s ability to convincingly put a sound anywhere in space
would focal elegia fill that role well?
hd600 is closeAny recommendations for a pair of headphones that have ety sound? I’m looking for something that has the imaging and clarity of the Er series- the thing I appreciate about er2xr the most is it’s ability to convincingly put a sound anywhere in space
would focal elegia fill that role well?
Are there any alternative Tips for the ER2XR that isn't Triple Flange ? Something that wouldn't change the stock sound ?
Thanks
I recently got some Klipsch oval tips and I like them so far.Are there any alternative Tips for the ER2XR that isn't Triple Flange ? Something that wouldn't change the stock sound ?
Thanks
Everything that does not go as deep as trple flanges will change the sound. One option you could try are triple flanges from ER20:Are there any alternative Tips for the ER2XR that isn't Triple Flange ? Something that wouldn't change the stock sound ?
Thanks
Also applies to the ER4SRFYI, if anyone is interested there is a killer deal for the ER4XRs going on right now at adorama ($160). I paid close to $300 for my pair a few years ago and use them mainly as my travel headhpones (or well I used to back when I was traveling). Not sure how long the promo is running though.
https://www.adorama.com/etyer4xr.html?emailprice=t