I use them for jogging and biking where I sweat an f-ton. No issues so far. Then again, the AS800AP are on another level vs. KZ stuff, so maybe not the best place to bring them up. My b.
Anyone know where I can find the lowest prices from a reputable dealer for the ED10s? I looked at 'em on Amazon and found several different prices ranging from $10 to $20, all using the same image, but while "KZ" appeared in all of their names somewhere most had other branding that may be sketchy. I'd hate to buy fakes and get faked out by a faking faker.
I've not seen one myself just read people saying that the don't sound like the IM50 and speculating that they could sound like the IM70 (which is not thr case, I've got both and don't find them similar at all).
Someone mentioned a few pages back that ATE and IM-50 sounded alike. I was just wondering if anyone else thought the same. I enjoy the im-50. Not my favorite but I use them fairly often. ED10 arrived Friday but I have not had a chance to listen yet. Hopefully I'll get a couple of hours with them today.
The R3 is exactly what you are not looking for. They are all bass and harsh upper mids and treble. ED10, ED9, EDse are all solid picks. ATE are good as well, but they might be a bit dull for your choice genres. Go back just a couple pages and you will see a post covering nine of KZs offerings.
^That's EDSE. It has a little bit more bass than needed. Not so much, but a little bit than necessary. If you like light bass, KZ ATE might be a better option. It's a more balanced and a pleasant to listen IEM.
I've not seen one myself just read people saying that the don't sound like the IM50 and speculating that they could sound like the IM70 (which is not thr case, I've got both and don't find them similar at all).
Imho they sound very good with those genres, jazz especially with littlebit smoothed highs and sweet mids. ATE is best when listened with neutral open/spacious sounding source gear.
Contrary, I wouldn`t recommend ED9 or EDSE over ATE for those genres. ED9 is ok with brass nozzle but little harshness in highs. EDSE has great soundstage for classic but again some splashyness in highs and little sibilance in vocals.
B9S, don`t take it in bad way but You have said Your preference is rather V-shaped signature than neutral and You listen different genres than him as Your profile says, it might affect Your recommendation.
I listen quite a lot jazz(modern) and some classical too(not much though) and I can`t agree with Your recommendation for those genres.
Lot depends of course from source gear sound signature, personal taste/hearing etc.
Just my subjective input on this.
Any ideas on the kzed9 I've just ordered some and wanted to know owners of them how good are they compared to say ttpod e1 or the havi, tighter heavy bass with detail , or more balanced also do these ed9 come with replacement filters I've heard they have a selection for tuning any thoughts ?
CoiL Very true. I do prefer slightly v-shaped iems, and jazz certainly isn't one of my primary genres. I do listen to random jazz stations often at work though, and find the ATE a little to sedate. They are wonderful with female jazz vocalists. I'll give them that. They just lack that bit of energy I like in upbeat pieces.
The maker goes by two names "****" or "Feel Audio" and I do have them in black. They are an excellent replica of the original AKG K30003(i). They are my top 3-way hybrid. Since this is the KZ thread just "PM" me for more information.
Someone mentioned a few pages back that ATE and IM-50 sounded alike. I was just wondering if anyone else thought the same. I enjoy the im-50. Not my favorite but I use them fairly often. ED10 arrived Friday but I have not had a chance to listen yet. Hopefully I'll get a couple of hours with them today.
The maker goes by two names "****" or "Feel Audio" and I do have them in black. They are an excellent replica of the original AKG K30003(i). They are my top 3-way hybrid. Since this is the KZ thread just "PM" me for more information. :bigsmile_face:
According to those that own or heard both, that is correct.
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