Rank the IEM's you've heard
Jul 9, 2017 at 10:22 PM Post #1,171 of 5,136
thanks!
i decided today to try the AK T8ie mkii. from a fellow headfier.
i've already tried the Aurisonics One plus and they had the bass but not the details (imo) of the FLC 8S.
(it will be interesting to see what Forrestwei delivers with the upcoming TOTL flagship 'Celeste')

The T8iE mkii is great! Congrats on that awesome bargain price. Haven't read any comparisons with Xelento but I wouldn't complain at that price.
Yup the Celeste should make a splash when it's released... only question is when. :ksc75smile:
 
Sep 10, 2017 at 11:17 AM Post #1,174 of 5,136
PSB M4U 4>RBH EP3[/QUOTE


I'm thinking about buying a set of m4u4 are they really that good? or should i get senn i80? i need a solid performer for trance music
 
Sep 10, 2017 at 11:58 AM Post #1,175 of 5,136

IMHO the m4u 4's are very good-to-exceptional, especially, if you can get them for $200 or less. FYI, I primarily use them with my iPhone 6 and have found that they sound best with either the "loudness" or "hip-hop" eq settings. To minimize the risk that you may not like them, I suggest that you get them from someone that accepts returns. Unfortunately, I have no experience with the senn i80's.
 
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Sep 23, 2017 at 11:35 AM Post #1,177 of 5,136
Own or have Owned:

1. Unique Melody Maestro V2 universal
2. Earsonics S-EM9 universal
3. Empire Ears Zeus XRA universal
4. JH Audio Layla 2 universal
5. 64 Audio U12 Adel
6. 64 Audio U12 Apex
7. Noble Audio K10U
8. Shure SE 846

Hey Eric, I noticed you ranked the U12 Adel above the Apex - may I ask what was the difference in the modules, in your opinion? Thanks.

K
 
Sep 26, 2017 at 9:12 AM Post #1,179 of 5,136
U18tzar
Tia Fourte
T8iemkII
Andro
Polaris
Dorado
it03
ie80

These are too my personal preferences so this list is to be taken with a grain of salt.
 
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Sep 27, 2017 at 10:10 PM Post #1,182 of 5,136
wow...that says alot for the AK T8ei mkii...esp against the tia fourte and andro.
seems they're good bang for the buck, .esp given one can get them used in great shape
for $600 or so.

Please keep in mind that I've only tried a limited range of iems and the ones I've tried takes my personal preferences into account e.g good quality/quantity of bass and not bright in the treble region as i'm treble sensitive.
 
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