[zernan]

Hi guys, can you help recommend an IEM for me that have the following criteria. I also have the original Vsonic GR07 and a Audio Technica M50x. My sources are iPhone 6 Plus and iPod Classic. I don't use any portable amp as I don't want anything bulky when I am traveling.
 
- comfortable to use for long periods of time.
- with an in-line remote.and mic.
- between US$200 to $300.
- detachable or non-detachable cables are okay with me.
- not too bassy
 
I used to like the sound of my GR07 a lot before I tried the ATH-m50x. So, I prefer an IEM that sounds a lot like the ATH-m50x and not the GR07 which I now find too bassy for me.
 
I am looking at the RHA T10i, but the recent reviews I read mentioned that it has too much bass. I've also considered the Senn IE80i and the UE900s. But I do not know how these IEMs sound like.
 
Thanks!

 

[zernan]

Any recommendations guys? Thanks!

 

[Jean Corriveau]

Wow I just fell on this thread after being done writing my review of the week. This week I tested the MA750i by RHA. Those are my favorite IEM in the price range. They are price tagged at 150$ in my country (Canada). They are exactly what you described above. I wore them for over 6 hours without even feeling them in my ears. They have an in-line microphone and controller but you can get the version without it for 140$ CAD (only 10$ CAD difference). They are audiophile IEM so don't expect an overflow of bass. The soundstage and comfort are probably their main assets. You won't regret it my friend.

 

[zernan]

Thank you for the suggestion. I am looking more into the RHA T10i rather than the MA750i though. But will try to audition them if I could fin one in a store...

 

[Jean Corriveau]

I'm sure the T10i are exquisite bbbut since I didn't get the chance to test them, I couldn't recommend them to you. If you buy them give me feedbacks please.