[FrequencyBlue]

Oh well I guess I will use my FX40 as Dance/EDM IEM then

 

[Lifted Andreas]

Oh well I guess I will use my FX40 as Dance/EDM IEM then

Or you could get some Zero Audio Carbo Basso or Yamaha EPH100.

 

[nekromantik]

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Or you could get some Zero Audio Carbo Basso or Yamaha EPH100.

Would deffo grab the Yamaha if I could afford it!

 

[Lifted Andreas]

Would deffo grab the Yamaha if I could afford it!

Lol dude, I'm skint most of the time and I still bought the EPH100. They are just that good.

Just save up.

 

[nekromantik]

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Lol dude, I'm skint most of the time and I still bought the EPH100. They are just that good.

Just save up.

Im saving for my own flat atm which I find more important
lol

 

[FrequencyBlue]

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Or you could get some Zero Audio Carbo Basso or Yamaha EPH100.

If you sell your EPH100 for a considerably cheap price, I might grab it lol

 

[Lifted Andreas]

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Im saving for my own flat atm which I find more important
lol

 
Ah fair enough.
 
 
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If you sell your EPH100 for a considerably cheap price, I might grab it lol

 
Hahah, I'm really thinking about keeping them now been listening to them again and realised that they are fantastic IEMs (all over again) lol

 

[voicemaster]

I just got my fxt90 delivered from Japan. The shipping is so fast with EMS and USPS. Initial impression out of the box is amazing, fit is great (the stock tip fit nicely no need to change, but I changed it to dual flange anyway), I got driver flex on the right side, but no changing in sound quality. The sound is engaging, aggressive, punchy, in your face kind of soundstage.
Treble is sparkly especially cymbals, can get a little bit piercing with cymbal heavy song, but no sibilance so far.
Mid is forward, much much more forward than FX40, sound more solid than FX40 mid which can be a bit thin sound.
Bass is tight and punchy, bass extend quite nicely, the bass is strong, but doesn't interfere with other freq which is nice. Compared with my Westone 4R, I like the bass on FXT90 better.
I can't believe this great sounding IEM at considerably low price. I am very very impressed with what JVC has put into their IEMs, cheap good sounding IEMs. I can't wait for my FXZ100 to be delivered and hear how awesome it will sound compare to FXT90 and Westone 4R.

 

[voicemaster]

Oh also I notice something quite amazing with the cable. I wear the FXT90 straight down which most of the time can get microphonic with the cable, but I don't find it with the FXT90. This thing sounds amazing.
Try these songs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7Gx6CBnWhc
 
and 
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NmKp5A8i3M

 

[quartertone]

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Hahah, I'm really thinking about keeping them now been listening to them again and realised that they are fantastic IEMs (all over again) lol

Same thing happened to me, I closed the ad haha...

 

[Nyanman]

so i burnt them in for the last 4 days and they are the best things i have ever heard (again)

 

[Nyanman]

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[Leo888]

Same thing happened to me, I closed the ad haha...

Almost happens to me if I have not come across this and the Discovery thread that says to beat the hell out of the carbon nano tubes. I thought I did the burn in for a hundred hours with my playlist set on repeat and was way off the mark. This nano tube does really needs some aggressive tracks with at a moderately high volume to loosen them up.

They are great sounding and have a big fun factor to it's signature. So to anyone who haven't gone thru this process, please do it. Enjoy.

 

[Illbetheone]

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point is, this is end game for my iem search

No way, The Sm3 v2 are the same thing as the FXT-90s but on steroids lol

 

[FrequencyBlue]

Been using these for a while, at first I thought the left channel sounds smaller because of the left earpiece being problematic, but now I think I might have unbalanced hearing