I agree
I agree, IEMs are where it's at. Being able to block out the outside world with a good 20-30db of isolation really makes the listening experience better. Also, the small size makes taking your IEMs with you much easier than a full sized headphone. I take my DX170 and CFA Andromeda 2020s just about everywhere, so if I get bored I can listen to some new music on Tidal. Then when I'm at home and I want the ultimate resolution and bass, I hook up the KSE1200 system to the line out of the DX170 and it's pretty awesome! Alternating between my two IEM systems really makes me appreciate both systems more.Hi, I'm Mark and my IEM addiction began with FPS gaming. Yes, I'm in my mid-40s and I still game. I tried to find the best gaming headset in the last couple years which eventually led me to IEMs. After trying IEMs I have no desire to go back to over the ear headphones. I made a quick leap from the Fiio FH3 to 64 Audio U12T, thinking I would be done. Unfortunately I found that I still need/want more lol. I am currently looking for an upgrade IEM to the U12Ts that has more energy and bass. Currently considering the Empire Ears Odin IEMs.