nismo88
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Did a comparison between EDSE, ES & ED3 last night using my laptop and this is my summarised conclusion... (end up with all 3 using Sony hybrid tips)(ES & ED3 burn in for 5 hours while EDSE had >20 hours)
EDSE would be a good IEM if you use it to listen to any kind of music.... it excel in most areas that has been mentioned by many head fiers before. I can pop in the EDSE and listen to them for hours and not get tired... Definitely a darn good value for money IEM.
I actually prefer ES to the EDSE. But this only happens when I listened to certain music genre. The ES is more detailed as compared to the EDSE which is why it was mentioned the ES sound too bright at times. But to me that can be a good thing when I listen to certain tracks (genre).... examples by Olivia Ong (some may not know her) or Michael Buble's Live, etc etc.... definitely not for typical EDM music... it gets too sharp for my ears for some tracks... So I guess the ES excel in certain type of music than the EDSE. Having said that I like the reproduction of female vocal with the ES the most. I feel it is the most natural sounding...
The ED3 is also more brighter sounding than the EDSE and opens up more details in a track but I just prefer the way ES do it than the ED3. However I am not saying that the ED3 is no good. It is still a good iem to own for the price... it is just my own opinion.
The bass is not shortage on the 3 IEMs too... EDSE had a tad more bass (more bass extension too) then the 2 but both the ES and ED3 had more than enough bass in my opinion when I played (Avicii、leona Lewis - Collide - Afrojack Remix 320kbps).
If you ask me.... my recommendation is to buy them all and enjoy them with different kinds of music if your wallet allows... Otherwise, like what I have learned here.... sorry about your wallet...![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)
I am not a pro in writing reviews so pardon me if it is not good enough... and this is my own opinion of the above IEMs so do take it with a pinch of salt as always... thank you for reading..
EDSE would be a good IEM if you use it to listen to any kind of music.... it excel in most areas that has been mentioned by many head fiers before. I can pop in the EDSE and listen to them for hours and not get tired... Definitely a darn good value for money IEM.
I actually prefer ES to the EDSE. But this only happens when I listened to certain music genre. The ES is more detailed as compared to the EDSE which is why it was mentioned the ES sound too bright at times. But to me that can be a good thing when I listen to certain tracks (genre).... examples by Olivia Ong (some may not know her) or Michael Buble's Live, etc etc.... definitely not for typical EDM music... it gets too sharp for my ears for some tracks... So I guess the ES excel in certain type of music than the EDSE. Having said that I like the reproduction of female vocal with the ES the most. I feel it is the most natural sounding...
The ED3 is also more brighter sounding than the EDSE and opens up more details in a track but I just prefer the way ES do it than the ED3. However I am not saying that the ED3 is no good. It is still a good iem to own for the price... it is just my own opinion.
The bass is not shortage on the 3 IEMs too... EDSE had a tad more bass (more bass extension too) then the 2 but both the ES and ED3 had more than enough bass in my opinion when I played (Avicii、leona Lewis - Collide - Afrojack Remix 320kbps).
If you ask me.... my recommendation is to buy them all and enjoy them with different kinds of music if your wallet allows... Otherwise, like what I have learned here.... sorry about your wallet...
![Headphone Smile :) :)](https://cdn.head-fi.org/e/headfi/smily_headphones1.gif)
I am not a pro in writing reviews so pardon me if it is not good enough... and this is my own opinion of the above IEMs so do take it with a pinch of salt as always... thank you for reading..