chobbs985
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I really want to thank everyone for their responses, and helping me out.
It's becoming more clear to me now that the TF10s and the turbines aren't right for me. So far, I am leaning towards purchasing the GR07 Bass editions, IE80s, that were mentioned earlier, and the EPH 100s. I've read that the GR07 BEs only have a slight increase in the bass quantity, is this true? Some have said the original GR07s sounded very flat, and lacked bass. I do not want a flat sounding iem. The IE80s look very good; they have that warm signature that I was talking about. The problem is that they go over my budget. Can anyone tell me how the mids are? I read that they are slightly recessed. The eph 100s, I've read they sound really good, have a wide soundstage, and have good bass. Are these only good for Electronic music, though? How do they compare to the GR07 BEs and the IE80s? I want an iem that's a good all-rounder, performs well in a variety of genres.
It's becoming more clear to me now that the TF10s and the turbines aren't right for me. So far, I am leaning towards purchasing the GR07 Bass editions, IE80s, that were mentioned earlier, and the EPH 100s. I've read that the GR07 BEs only have a slight increase in the bass quantity, is this true? Some have said the original GR07s sounded very flat, and lacked bass. I do not want a flat sounding iem. The IE80s look very good; they have that warm signature that I was talking about. The problem is that they go over my budget. Can anyone tell me how the mids are? I read that they are slightly recessed. The eph 100s, I've read they sound really good, have a wide soundstage, and have good bass. Are these only good for Electronic music, though? How do they compare to the GR07 BEs and the IE80s? I want an iem that's a good all-rounder, performs well in a variety of genres.