[fpessolano]

They

as far as I know, it is coated not pure as Be. 

The Campfire are still twice more expensive.
I agree that the soundstage is ok but not great, on some sources it gets much better like for anime or movies.

 

[Marburger]

The Be needs some burn in for several hours. The sound has really opened lately than I first received them. Initially it felt a bit splashy in upper frequencies. Now the soundstage has more air.   

 

[AudAud]

Folks,
Can you please help me out here. I need some review, impression about the Mgs. I am not willing to put down $300 for the Bes (or probably can't afford them) the Bes at this time. But I need to know about the impressions of audiophiles like you who may have bought Mgs or at least tried one. Anybody please? Thanks.

 

[meringo]

  Folks,
Can you please help me out here. I need some review, impression about the Mgs. I am not willing to put down $300 for the Bes (or probably can't afford them) the Bes at this time. But I need to know about the impressions of audiophiles like you who may have bought Mgs or at least tried one. Anybody please? Thanks.

 
I spent about 5 minutes with them at CanJam, so take the following with a grain of salt. They have excellent extension in both directions, especially the treble. Due to the size/weight, I'd probably take them over most everything out there at $100, maybe even my 1More Triple.

 

[AudAud]

Thanks Meringo
 
Your comment about 1More triple is quite relevant for me as I do own(ed) the triples a while ago and loved them so much. The only problem I had with them was their weight as I prefer headphones which are really light on my ears, else my ears get fatigued very quickly and I have some kind of resistance towards things hanging in my ears which are too heavy. Another issue I had with the triples was their metal body, I didn't like the cold touch of the metal body of the triples to my ears.
 
Thanks once again for your comments. I guess I will give them a try.
 
Cheers.

 

[XERO1]

  Thanks Meringo
 
Your comment about 1More triple is quite relevant for me as I do own(ed) the triples a while ago and loved them so much. The only problem I had with them was their weight as I prefer headphones which are really light on my ears, else my ears get fatigued very quickly and I have some kind of resistance towards things hanging in my ears which are too heavy. Another issue I had with the triples was their metal body, I didn't like the cold touch of the metal body of the triples to my ears.
 

 
Then the Periodic IEMs probably aren't for you.  They're pretty chunky.

 

[AudAud]

Well.. I don't mind chunky if they sound good. I have more issue with IEMs if they are heavy (and based on the website info, company claims that they have tried to keep them as light as possible). In fact I tried to find out the weight of them in the specs, but they have not mentioned weight anywhere . Any case thanks for the input.

 

[Darkestred]

   
Then the Periodic IEMs probably aren't for you.  They're pretty chunky.

 
They are super light though.  The Be's i do not feel are that chunky.

 

[AudAud]

Yes, I think that is why I feel these may work out for me. Btw, a quick question - what is the return policy? Or is there one exist even? Thanks.

 

[dnullify]

   
I spent about 5 minutes with them at CanJam, so take the following with a grain of salt. They have excellent extension in both directions, especially the treble. Due to the size/weight, I'd probably take them over most everything out there at $100, maybe even my 1More Triple.

 
Awe man! With my easily triggered tinnitus this normally scares me off.

 

[duracek]

Awe man! With my easily triggered tinnitus this normally scares me off.

You might be better looking at something with more substantial bass then. I would suggest looking at some of the Trinity audio products that combine a dynamic driver with a BA. This combination gives a deeper bass with less sibilance in the highs while still delivering amazing detail.

 

[dnullify]

I was actually looking at an alternative to Trinity. Not terribly excited about them at the moment.

 

[gward4]

My experience with the BE is that they have plenty of bass, and the treble is nice and smooth (not too bright or harsh).

 

[Darkestred]

Awe man! With my easily triggered tinnitus this normally scares me off.

I have tinnitus too. Id say not a horrible case but these have been fantastic..as mentioned weights and quick bass. Eq for more. Very much wow.

 

[sodesuka]

I think their (Be's) tonality veering ever slightly to bright. Not a problem in most of my playlist but it can and does sound bright in recordings that are also brightly mastered (lots of Japanese indies for example).