[akki007]

The last IEMs I bought were the brainwavz M3. I've been using them for years and years because, well, I like how they sound with foam tips. But, I thought I'd start looking because surely the tech has improved!

Basically, a search for new IEMs has just utterly confused me. So, my question is, what would be a good upgrade from the M3 for say £100 to £150?

I like the M3 signature so along those lines but, erm, 'better' ... Thanks in advance you lovely people.

 

[Jephre]

https://www.head-fi.org/threads/crinacles-iem-ranking-list-222-entries-21-10-18-update.857498/

 

[Python002]

I haven't bought a pair of iems since the jhaudio jh16 and then I bought the jhaudio jh3a. I've have these since years. I wonder where they would have ranked on that list

 

[pbui44]

A logical upgrade choice from the M3 is the Brainwavz B400. Its fit is wonderful and the sound is very, very clear.

However, if you feel that jumping into all-balanced-armature territory is too scary for you, check out the BGVP DMG, which is heralded by many here and has three filter settings to further tune the sound to your preferences.

 

[akki007]

A logical upgrade choice from the M3 is the Brainwavz B400. Its fit is wonderful and the sound is very, very clear.

However, if you feel that jumping into all-balanced-armature territory is too scary for you, check out the BGVP DMG, which is heralded by many here and has three filter settings to further tune the sound to your preferences.

Brilliant. This is what I was hoping for! I might give the BGVP a try then. Unless anyone else can top them for the same price? Speak now or forever hold your peace!

 

[akki007]

Mods, just realised I've posted in the wrong section. Which considering I've been a member for nearly 14 years is spectacularly embarrassing! Please move as appropriate!

 

[pbui44]

This is the right forum to post about IEM-related stuff. Reply away, folks.