Dec 15, 2011 at 5:56 PM Post #856 of 2,211
I have to say, the more I listen to the FXT90's, the more I absolutely love them.
They really are a great all-rounder and I'm really diggin' the sound man.
 
Every day they seem to get better and better... whether It's burn in or me getting used to their sound sig.... or both, it's all good.
 
 
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Dec 15, 2011 at 7:36 PM Post #857 of 2,211


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I have to say, the more I listen to the FXT90's, the more I absolutely love them.
They really are a great all-rounder and I'm really diggin' the sound man.
 
Every day they seem to get better and better... whether It's burn in or me getting used to their sound sig.... or both, it's all good.
 
 
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Dec 15, 2011 at 10:24 PM Post #860 of 2,211


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Anyone that's heard both fxt90 and Atrios M5 w/G7, please give a brief comparison/contrast. Much thanks.



I have both. I thought MG7 would be better for what I've read about it's bass. What I thought by reading: Plenty of bass, great impact, but very controlled - quality bass with much impact and little or no midbass. What I got: Very good and detailed bass with almost no midbass, not much impact. Bass is detailed but far from the rest of frequencies, not upfront, but detached, not connected to the rest. It's strange initially but you get used to it. Tips don't change the sound much on MG7 for me, it's just a matter of comfort.
 
I prefer Eternas (w biflanges) over MG7 for impact purely. I prefer TF10 (with foams) over MG7 for impact and quality os bass.
 
FXT90 and MG7 are on par for the bass. Impact is even, quality and control are best on MG7 but on FXT90 the bass is part of the music, not detached from it. FXT90 is brighter overall. Treble is similar but you need to have in mind that the FXT90 is brighter. What makes the FXT90 better for my tastes is simply: Soundstage and Dynamics.
 
FXT90 is my favourite IEM right now because it's very dynamic and fun... everything is upfront, I dont miss anything, like I miss severely the mids on TF10 and the bass on B2.
 
Hope this helps... even if it's a little (ok, very) confuse. o.O
 
Dec 15, 2011 at 10:39 PM Post #862 of 2,211


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I have both. I thought MG7 would be better for what I've read about it's bass. What I thought by reading: Plenty of bass, great impact, but very controlled - quality bass with much impact and little or no midbass. What I got: Very good and detailed bass with almost no midbass, not much impact. Bass is detailed but far from the rest of frequencies, not upfront, but detached, not connected to the rest. It's strange initially but you get used to it. Tips don't change the sound much on MG7 for me, it's just a matter of comfort.
 
I prefer Eternas (w biflanges) over MG7 for impact purely. I prefer TF10 (with foams) over MG7 for impact and quality os bass.
 
FXT90 and MG7 are on par for the bass. Impact is even, quality and control are best on MG7 but on FXT90 the bass is part of the music, not detached from it. FXT90 is brighter overall. Treble is similar but you need to have in mind that the FXT90 is brighter. What makes the FXT90 better for my tastes is simply: Soundstage and Dynamics.
 
FXT90 is my favourite IEM right now because it's very dynamic and fun... everything is upfront, I dont miss anything, like I miss severely the mids on TF10 and the bass on B2.
 
Hope this helps... even if it's a little (ok, very) confuse. o.O



Helps a lot since I also have tf10. I too enjoy them but would like to have an iem with forward mids.
I will skip the MG7 and get the JVC's. 
 
 
Dec 16, 2011 at 9:56 AM Post #865 of 2,211
Any of the 400 series should fit, I have tried them on. For best SQ, I'll recommend the Ts400.
 
Dec 16, 2011 at 10:01 AM Post #866 of 2,211
OK great, thanks very much shotgunshane and ClieOS, Much appreciated.
 
I can't find any on ebay, would the Tx-400 be any good or just the Ts-400?  Or even regular T-400? (I'm in the UK)
 
Cheers
 
Dec 16, 2011 at 1:08 PM Post #867 of 2,211
I just bought regular t-400 comply yesterday and they fit perfectly on the FXT90. Just tight enough without being too tight.
 
Dec 16, 2011 at 1:34 PM Post #868 of 2,211


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OK great, thanks very much shotgunshane and ClieOS, Much appreciated.
 
I can't find any on ebay, would the Tx-400 be any good or just the Ts-400?  Or even regular T-400? (I'm in the UK)
 
Cheers

I Find the Ts Series (Spherical) to be the best Comply's on just about everything. They don't Muffle out as much
 
 
 
Dec 16, 2011 at 11:49 PM Post #870 of 2,211
Looking for some more engaging and fun sound, I ordered my FXT90 today
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, will receive after christmas I guess.
 

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