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Aug 28, 2013 at 3:49 AM Post #3,076 of 3,271
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gikigill said:
Same here sf, I listen to them a fair bit. Powerful and huge sound.
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yeppp these are great sounding once they open up with burn-in if they didn't sound proper upon open box. Really nice for on the go listening due to the big and powerful sound that's for sure cuz it blocks out a good amount of background noise. I actually don't mind that they stick out a lot cuz that's what makes them special, haha. How else is someone gonna notice you wearing some "audiophile" iems if they look so discreet. Dat Frankenbolt SWAG meng!!!
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Aug 28, 2013 at 4:45 AM Post #3,077 of 3,271
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sfwalcer said:
I still love the sound of these FXZ200s but it can be too bit powerful which causes fatigue for prolong listening sessions. I might be listening to them too loud though since they do need a good amount of juice in order to sound proper.  Happy and safe listening meng!!!
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Unfortunately, I don't own them. My friend does, but one of the sides shorted out. We haven't had any luck with finding someone to recable them either... :/
 
Aug 30, 2013 at 3:48 AM Post #3,078 of 3,271
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sfwalcer said:
yeppp these are great sounding once they open up with burn-in if they didn't sound proper upon open box. Really nice for on the go listening due to the big and powerful sound that's for sure cuz it blocks out a good amount of background noise. I actually don't mind that they stick out a lot cuz that's what makes them special, haha. How else is someone gonna notice you wearing some "audiophile" iems if they look so discreet. Dat Frankenbolt SWAG meng!!!
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lol frankenbolt swag. I didn't like it at first either but when they're in my ears I couldn't see them anymore so I just started caring less about the looks hehe. The sound makes up for it.
 
Sep 11, 2013 at 8:30 AM Post #3,079 of 3,271
My experience with the FXZ100 : my ears don't tolerate them because of a peak at 4khz, same problem for me with the XBA-4. It makes them sound harsh and unnatural in the upper mids. And sometimes unbearable with female voices ("nasal", as Eke stated). However, with my Cowon iAudio 10, I tried FXZ100 with an equalization of -7db at 4khz, and the FXZ100 have become very good balanced iems to my ears. But equalization, for me, is not an option with these.
 
Sep 14, 2013 at 8:32 AM Post #3,082 of 3,271
I am also, apparently, a member of the BEB (Big Ear Brigade) 
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and I find them comfortable as well.  I took a picture of myself using my cell phone and a mirror to show how much they stuck out, and they are barely visible-- I think I even posted the pix in this thread (I covered my devilishly handsome face with my hand holding the phone for purposes of modesty, of course).
 
I like my 100s and 200s, although I may sell one or the other, as I have recently gotten the new Cardas, which I like much better.  I also have ASG1.2, which I may see if i can trade in toward the new 2's....
 
 
Anyway, keep your cards and letters coming!  These iems are worth it.
 
Sep 15, 2013 at 8:28 PM Post #3,085 of 3,271
luv my bass 1 said:
  How's the comfort on the 200s? Thinking of getting these to replace my half-broken Turbines.
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The shape of everyone's ears are different but for me personally they were comfortable than the TF10 like djvkool said. Probably because I have a large ear canal as well. They became a lot more comfortable when I plugged them in over the ears and switched out the tips with the ones that I got with my T-Peos H-200. Better isolation as well.
 
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