MetalheadGeek
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I have my Be. Initial impressions are here: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/iem...ultimate-solution.885104/page-6#post-14873154
On top of all that the Be really makes everything sound better, especially less than stellar recordings. Having headphones that magnifying flaws are never going to fly for metal which is my primary music preference. Compression and crappy low budget production can sound like utter crap on lots of gear. Not the Be. They just color everything fantastic.
On top of all that the Be really makes everything sound better, especially less than stellar recordings. Having headphones that magnifying flaws are never going to fly for metal which is my primary music preference. Compression and crappy low budget production can sound like utter crap on lots of gear. Not the Be. They just color everything fantastic.
Just a point of clarification, the enclosure is injection molded polycarbonate. The wrap (top, bottom, front) is an extremely complex tool as it has collapsing sliders on the two large inside surfaces, a slider on the outside for the indicator/logo, and sliders for the holes, Designing the tools for molding took a LOT of time and effort, not just because of the number of actions but the small size making cooling tunnels a real challenge (because of the thickness of the walls, from 2.5 to 5mm thick). It's a little brick! 
