Not at all relative. Why the need to be so defensive when someone says the ED9 is a trebly sibilance-y IEM?
Both are good but I rather buy the 668B because it's fantastic. The S3 is good as a monitor and the 668B has nice warmth. Just buy both of them lol.
"Why be so defensive" Dude why be so sensitive? I enjoy my ED9 and don't find it "sibilance-y" it's a great sounding iem IMO. Your the one making the broad stroke statements.
Check my sig I own the 668 lol.
A friend of mine has an ED9 but I didn't really like it so I'll give the ED4 a shot. I was once a basshead but ever since I've had my B3P1 and Carbo Tenore my preferences have changed.
A friend of mine has an ED9 but I didn't really like it so I'll give the ED4 a shot. I was once a basshead but ever since I've had my B3P1 and Carbo Tenore my preferences have changed.
Prob the EVO...it's a very fun listen. The EVO needs the foam mod to tame some excessive low end (details on the EVO forum) but after the mod it sounds great especially for the price.
The 668b needs some serious burn-in but after, is also very good for the price. I use the velour pads with both, don't listen to them much with the DT880's & HD600's on hand but they are a nice option to have and are pretty easy to drive.
i had the ate for 3-4 months, but the right cable is broken, now im thinking on getting the same, or another similar but with less bass, i found the ate was nearly perfect to me (for the price) but a little bassy, any suggestion ? i was thinkin on get the ed9
i had the ate for 3-4 months, but the right cable is broken, now im thinking on getting the same, or another similar but with less bass, i found the ate was nearly perfect to me (for the price) but a little bassy, any suggestion ? i was thinkin on get the ed9
Great choice IMO. You also get the option of the different nozzles which is nice. I have the ATE's and they are good...a little dark and rolled off but smooth and enjoyable to be sure. I'd say the HDS1 and ED3 Youth are worth a listen also. I have the S3 en-route and have heard good things about them but withhold any opinions until I burn them in and spend some time tip rolling.
Great choice IMO. You also get the option of the different nozzles which is nice. I have the ATE's and they are good...a little dark and rolled off but smooth and enjoyable to be sure. I'd say the HDS1 and ED3 Youth are worth a listen also. I have the S3 en-route and have heard good things about them but withhold any opinions until I burn them in and spend some time tip rolling.
Great choice IMO. You also get the option of the different nozzles which is nice. I have the ATE's and they are good...a little dark and rolled off but smooth and enjoyable to be sure. I'd say the HDS1 and ED3 Youth are worth a listen also. I have the S3 en-route and have heard good things about them but withhold any opinions until I burn them in and spend some time tip rolling.
Dave doesn't have one. All this while he was in fact referring to mine which I let him try. Anyway I don't think I would want to buy another ED9 just to confirm whether it's really defective or not. I'm pretty happy with the S3 at the moment.
Prob the EVO...it's a very fun listen. The EVO needs the foam mod to tame some excessive low end (details on the EVO forum) but after the mod it sounds great especially for the price.
The 668b needs some serious burn-in but after, is also very good for the price. I use the velour pads with both, don't listen to them much with the DT880's & HD600's on hand but they are a nice option to have and are pretty easy to drive.
CAD you just answered my question: why the heck are you playing around with a $50 pair of Headphones when you Have a Pair of Senns? I adore my 600's. In fact I've grown to like them better than my 650's which are just a tad too veiled. If I want bright I just throw in my AKG 701's or 702's and I'm there. I did the Bass mod on the 702's so now they are a little fuller sounding like the Quincys.
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