[-sandro-]

Nobody knows that the 37xx series is? Amazon describes it as the successor of the 35xx but I'm not convinced.

 

[UnknownVT]

Nobody knows that the 37xx series is? Amazon describes it as the successor of the 35xx but I'm not convinced.

The Philips SHE3700 is not even listed on the Philips USA site.
 
However I did find it listed at Philips Australia.
 
Here are the specs for the SHE3580, SHE3590/10 (the successor) and the SHE3700 (from the respective pdf leaflets) you can draw your own conclusions -
 
SHE3580 (http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/SHE3580_28/in-ear-headphones/specifications)
Sound
• Frequency response: 12 - 23 500 Hz
•Impedance: 16 ohm
• Maximum power input: 50 mW
• Sensitivity: 102 dB
•Type: Dynamic
 
SHE3590BK/10 (http://www.usa.philips.com/c-p/SHE3590BK_10/in-ear-headphones/support)
Leaflet Version:4.2.8, PDF file, 394.6 kB, published May 13, 2014
Sound
• Frequency response: 12 - 23 500 Hz
•Impedance: 16 ohm
• Maximum power input: 20 mW
•Sensitivity: 103 dB
•Type: Dynamic
• Speaker diameter: 8.6 mm
 
SHE3700/00 (Australia) (http://www.philips.com.au/c-p/SHE3700BK_00/headphones )
Sound
• Acoustic system: Closed
• Voice coil: copper
• Frequency response: 11- 22 000 Hz
•Impedance: 16 ohm
• Maximum power input: 20 mW
• Sensitivity: 105 dB
• Speaker diameter: 8.6 mm
•Type: Dynamic
• Diaphragm: PET

 

[-sandro-]

The frequency response is different but that doesn't mean anything if they're similar or not...

 

[nickdino]

I just received 3 pairs of 3590bk/10's.

Well, definately have to get used to that bass. Overall, pretty sweet.

The plug sits a bit loose in my galaxy s7 and wiggling and turning the plug causes chirks and differences in sq.
And playing with audio effects in google play has much more effect than with any other iem i've used.

I have the idea that these iem's are far from optimized, you could get them to sound much better with a proper eq setup and/or recabling.

Has anyone tweaked these to awesomeness already?

 

[hakuzen]

I just received 3 pairs of 3590bk/10's.

Well, definately have to get used to that bass. Overall, pretty sweet.

The plug sits a bit loose in my galaxy s7 and wiggling and turning the plug causes chirks and differences in sq.
And playing with audio effects in google play has much more effect than with any other iem i've used.

I have the idea that these iem's are far from optimized, you could get them to sound much better with a proper eq setup and/or recabling.

Has anyone tweaked these to awesomeness already?

search in this thread for the impulse response special tweaking (better than eq'ing them) through viperfx (but you'll need to root your smartphone). the result is incredible.

 

[-sandro-]

Even though this not my sound signature I still listening to them a lot. It's weird this is V-shaped at least for me and for some tracks it sounds just good.

 

[-sandro-]

Even though this not my sound signature I still listen to them a lot. It's weird this is V-shaped at least for me and for some tracks it sounds just good.

 

[SHAMuuu]

Oval tip not friendly with my ear canal. Any way to remedy this?

 

[-sandro-]

Oval tip not friendly with my ear canal. Any way to remedy this?

isn't that the normal shape of the ear canal? also they're so small...

 

[SHAMuuu]

isn't that the normal shape of the ear canal? also they're so small...

I'm a bit puzzled with them. It seals too good one side (right) and not left.Even with different tips. I thought maybe it came down to oval. I might have to try some foam ones.
But i really dont want to foam up every iem = $$$ 30 bone foams for 10 bone iems

 

[-sandro-]

I'm a bit puzzled with them. It seals too good one side (right) and not left.Even with different tips. I thought maybe it came down to oval. I might have to try some foam ones.
But i really dont want to foam up every iem = $$$ 30 bone foams for 10 bone iems

you're not alone, I also have different fit with the Right side. not with these though

 

[UnknownVT]

I'm a bit puzzled with them. It seals too good one side (right) and not left.Even with different tips. I thought maybe it came down to oval. I might have to try some foam ones.
But i really dont want to foam up every iem = $$$ 30 bone foams for 10 bone iems

Sometimes tips can be fussy depending on conditions like ear oils etc.

Since the Philips 3580/3590 come with different size tips - might be worthwhile trying the different sizes in the ear that does not seem to have a good fit - that might help.

Memory foam tips do help - and can be found for as low as US$1.13 for 4pcs (2 pairs) or US$1.32 for 10pcs (5 pairs) off eBay (and some list different sizes) -
but be prepared to wait for them listing says "Air Mail 15-30 business days USA"

Hope some of this helps.

 

[jant71]

Anyone try the SHE4300...https://www.philips.com.au/c-p/SHE4305BL_00/bass-plus-headphones-with-mic

I have the 4205 earbuds and the driver is very, very capable. Not that it translates when turned into an in ear. Not even saying they are the next big thing after 3580 and such but has someone checked to see??

 

[-sandro-]

Anyone try the SHE4300...https://www.philips.com.au/c-p/SHE4305BL_00/bass-plus-headphones-with-mic

I have the 4205 earbuds and the driver is very, very capable. Not that it translates when turned into an in ear. Not even saying they are the next big thing after 3580 and such but has someone checked to see??

nope but interesting if made from the same guys as the she3580... so how are 4205?
she4300 doesn't seem available in europe

also anyone tried the 3700?

 

[nickdino]

Anyone try the SHE4300...https://www.philips.com.au/c-p/SHE4305BL_00/bass-plus-headphones-with-mic

I have the 4205 earbuds and the driver is very, very capable. Not that it translates when turned into an in ear. Not even saying they are the next big thing after 3580 and such but has someone checked to see??

How do you know that the driver is very capable? How do they compare with the 3580's?