BenF
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Is the 3595 the same as these?
The ones with microphone? Stay away.
Is the 3595 the same as these?
The ones with microphone? Stay away.
The ones with microphone? Stay away.
How come? Just wondered as I thought they would be the same and was about to order them. Cheers
Had these for a couple of months now and I'm pretty stunned at how good they are for the small price of like $10 shipped.
Pros: sub bass is awesome on these. Absolutely tremendous clarity way better than my Shure SE-215 and almost on par with my XBA-3. Resolution is good and it's just a very fun IEM to listen to. Extremely comfortable
Cons: feel and look very cheapsoundstage and imagining kinda suck. Wish there was more midbass to warm up the vocals as voices sound a little nasally due to the treble prominence so it sounds a bit unnatural but this helps with clarity. Not very detailed and sound congested. But I might just be used to the richness of the Shures.
All in all this is my second favorite budget IEM(quadbeats I like a little more) and have some Pistons on the way to compare.
All in all part deux: with a better cable and more durable materials I'd easily pay the $100 I paid for the shures for these.
what's your findings? How's SHE3580 compared to Pistons?
what's your findings? How's SHE3580 compared to Pistons?
On Amazon it says these have been discontinued, but the Target near me just got more of the 3590 in stock with packaging that says "Extra Bass" which is new. So are these discontinued or not? Have they altered the sound or just the packaging?
The version I bought are Japanese but they, like the ones glove4 saw, mention bass prominently on the label. Has anyone bought the Extra Bass SHE3590's and compared? Are the good days of the 3590's finished since they've all been replaced with these muddled bassy versions? Or am I just expecting too much out of a $5 pair of IEMs?
Edit: The UPC label says SHE3590BK/98 if that means anything.
Burn them in. These are better than the Klipsh IMO. But yes they are bassy
I actually got a second pair recently (still have my original pair as well, so i can verify u need burn in on them) but first try different ear tips ( i use to use the smalls and they really become overly bassy try the mediums while wearing them over ear to start)
Now i use a more bigger opening/apeture ear tip, i think this opens up the sound , tones down some of the bass, opening the the treble a bit, seems to sound more extended than with the more narrow tips i find (which warms up the sound, i dont think these needs help with that). Mids are recessed but at lower volumes its not as obvious, female vocals sound great still because if the lower treble prominence. I find it sounds better than male.
And yes i found them to sound better than the s4 (which i owned previously and sold) and i would say on par or close with the monster turbines. It has a faster bass, more extended treble a bit less smooth up there though.
Plus im now rockin them in pink(last pair available in store but i dont mind i like the change up in colour