MrGreen
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Good isolation? Fairly Neutral?
Sounds like ety er4p territory to me................
Sounds like ety er4p territory to me................
Originally Posted by james444 /img/forum/go_quote.gif ^ Of course you're right, but as the OP likes the Shure sound signature I'd say they're reasonably/fairly balanced. BTW neither is the IE8, just look at the frequency curve. Out of all IEMs I've heard e-Q7 is the most neutral. |
Originally Posted by Aevum /img/forum/go_quote.gif i wonder if you can really get neutrality and true fidelity out of IEM given the size of the drivers and the constrains in technology, maybe a pair of good closed cans would be a better choice, |
Originally Posted by Menisk /img/forum/go_quote.gif Go for Etymotic ER4-S. As long as you properly amp them they're a very neutral IEM that blocks out an insane amount of ambient noise. |
Originally Posted by me7 /img/forum/go_quote.gif There is one last thing: the Shures have a short cord with a longer one attached to them that can replaced with a remote-control cord - a feature that makes life with an iPod touch a lot easier. What about the e-Q7? |
Originally Posted by Aevum /img/forum/go_quote.gif By no means did i say that the IE8 is neutral, the IE8 is quite a fun and colourful headphone, it brings music to life but by no means is it neutral, i was just saying that saying that if you think the SE530 is neutral, you should really check out the IE8 becuase both have quite a colourful signature, but the IE8 is much more extended and enjoyable, |
Originally Posted by MrGreen /img/forum/go_quote.gif Go for the ER4P and get an impedance adapter. IMO |