[YamaVega]

Are these great alternatives for the ff. Bassy iems?
IE80
DN1000
XBA2

Just want to add bass monsters in my gear, and hope fx700 can fill the bill

 

[Selenium]

Are these great alternatives for the ff. Bassy iems?
IE80
DN1000
XBA2

Just want to add bass monsters in my gear, and hope fx700 can fill the bill

 
I don't think the FX700s qualify as "bass monsters." They're bassy though.

 

[YamaVega]

Well, not really bass monsters, but impressions say bass is one their highlights, like the other bassy IEMs I mentioned.  Just want a good v-shaped IEM to give me that rush, right now I am at balanced city with my HP50 and RE600

 

[grokit]

@YamaVega
I'd say these are pretty v-shaped. The bass is really impactful but not that heavy, perhaps because in comparison the lower mids are just a bit recessed. The highs are pretty extended as well, to the point that some have complained of sibilance. What the fx700 is really known for is its timbre, especially on the low end; the wooden shell may actually come into play here. Also while they're pretty efficient, upstream synergy is important with these.
 
 

 

  I just went through an old Monster tip sampler and found some great options for these, which was a good thing as I had tried them before with different IEMs and didn't like those tips so much. Somehow the Sony Hybrids got lost so I'm glad they worked out this time!

Have you tried Comply tips?

Sorry this took so long! The complys are very nice, but foam tips really alter the signature a bit too much with the fx700 for my tastes. From what I remember the mids can get lost with these if the isolation is too good.

 

[YamaVega]

Office just told me to stop using headphones at work; they say they were isolating me from clients. I can't state my plea that my D2000 really don't isolate, while my colleagues are all off the hook using earbuds

Will swapping my D2000 with an FX700 be a good trade? Would it match the denon's exciting signature and great soundstage

 

[yacobx]

Office just told me to stop using headphones at work; they say they were isolating me from clients. I can't state my plea that my D2000 really don't isolate, while my colleagues are all off the hook using earbuds

Will swapping my D2000 with an FX700 be a good trade? Would it match the denon's exciting signature and great soundstage

bro. If you like dont get rid of them. I think your company in general doesnt want you wearing things in your ears bc your less approachable. Now back to the JVCs just buy them for the fun of it.

 

[yacobx]

 
 
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Are these great alternatives for the ff. Bassy iems?
IE80
DN1000
XBA2

Just want to add bass monsters in my gear, and hope fx700 can fill the bill

 Have you ever tried the sony mrd xb90ex with comply foam? its the bassiest buds out there..... sub bass for dayssss

 

[pinoyman]

ill say yes.
its bassy but one of the natural and best bass ive heard


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[pinoyman]

i am now upgrading to fx850 after i sold my fx700.
i wonder if its in the same level as my heaven 7, fibass and dita truth
im excited!!!

 

[harry501501]

Anyone able to compare these to MEE Pinnacle 1s? The MEE Ps are also quite coloured and thick, but with decent detail still. I'm currently using Dunu Dn 1000s which i love but I'm thinking ahead to my next pair

 

[JustJoseph]

Anyone able to compare these to MEE Pinnacle 1s? The MEE Ps are also quite coloured and thick, but with decent detail still. I'm currently using Dunu Dn 1000s which i love but I'm thinking ahead to my next pair

They are both dynamics drivers but sound very different imo. The jvcs are v shaped, have large bass & rumble and VERY natural timbre which you can feel on acoustic tracks esp guitar. It sounds very organic and huge. The p1s on the other hand have a relatively flat sound signature, is more detailed and smooth,making it better for most genres. Their subbass rolls of early so they don't have the awesome rumble of the jvcs. So it depends on what you want : a fun bassy monster or a precise smooth detailed all rounder

 

[JustJoseph]

They are both dynamics drivers but sound very different imo. The jvcs are v shaped, have large bass & rumble and VERY natural timbre which you can feel on acoustic tracks esp guitar. It sounds very organic and huge. The p1s on the other hand have a relatively flat sound signature, is more detailed and smooth,making it better for most genres. Their subbass rolls of early so they don't have the awesome rumble of the jvcs. So it depends on what you want : a fun bassy monster or a precise smooth detailed all rounder

Or you can try the Sony xba a2/a3. They are like the jvcs except they lack the timbre but make up for it with more detail and clarity/transparency.

 

[milkyspray]

The jvc 700 sounds good out the LG v30

 

[zFlashz]

Hi everyone, is the FX700 still good in late 2021 now? i found one (like new) with 50$? should i buy it? i had blon03, sony mdr1a, if i buy FX700 i'll sell blon03

 

[james444]

Hi everyone, is the FX700 still good in late 2021 now? i found one (like new) with 50$? should i buy it? i had blon03, sony mdr1a, if i buy FX700 i'll sell blon03

Just my 2c, but I'd take a pass and keep the Blon03. The 03 is a nicely tuned and technically decent IEM. The FX700 has better looks, but is much more v-shaped and no upgrade in technical terms.