RAQemUP
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I use the Sony Hybrids on everything they can fit on that I own. Love em.
Originally Posted by Napilopez /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hybrids are great and I've heard the work well on the Golds. And yes, the bass is the boomy part. If you wan't to get simpler, Bass is the lowest notes, midrange is the middle stuff, and treble is the high stuff. There is also Sub-Bass, which is the very lowest notes that are often more felt than they are heard. And although you can never get a full-body sensation from IEMs, sub-bass can still be very impressive with some of them. I can't think of any IEM that could possibly be explicitly better for those genres than the turbine Gold, except some bass-tuned customs perhaps. |
Originally Posted by BNHabs /img/forum/go_quote.gif What are the differences..? Which pair are better? Is there a big noticeable difference between the two? I listen to techno, hip hop and love bass (booming sounds). |
X4 on the Coppers, they make guitars come alive and if you burn them in correctly they will have very nice bass as well. Out of the MTP line they are the most balanced but not at the expense of bass (or any other part of the spectrum for that matter).
is the copper a big step up from the gold?
i got the golds cause of the bass
i want to know if the coppers retain that quality bass