Recommedations for IEMs (Budget 500$)
Oct 5, 2016 at 4:28 AM Thread Starter Post #1 of 4

Crimvel

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Hey fellow Head-Fi-People,
 
I look to upgrade my current "portable" experience.
 
Budget: 500$ (can go to 600 if there is a serious upgrade)
Source: Wileyfox Storm with FLAC or V0 MP3s (I have 2 separate SD-Cards)
Music: All kinds of Metal (nearly every subgenre), Classical (currently I enjoy a lot of Shostakovich, Rachmaninov), Chiptune (MASTER BOOT RECORD is king)
I would say Metal 80%, Classical 15%, Chiptune 4%, Random Stuff 1%.
Sound-specifics: Large Soundstage, a clear and real sound is important to me. (Sorry I suck in describing the sound I like)
 
Any recommendation is welcome. Currently I tend to go with the Vibro Labs Aria or the Noble Audia Savant.
 
Oct 5, 2016 at 11:34 AM Post #2 of 4
Hey fellow Head-Fi-People,

I look to upgrade my current "portable" experience.

Budget: 500$ (can go to 600 if there is a serious upgrade)
Source: Wileyfox Storm with FLAC or V0 MP3s (I have 2 separate SD-Cards)
Music: All kinds of Metal (nearly every subgenre), Classical (actually I enjoy a lot of Shostakovich, Rachmaninov), Chiptune (MASTER BOOT RECORD is king)
I would say Metal 80%, Classical 15%, Chiptune 4%, Random Stuff 1%.
Sound-specifics: Large Soundstage, a clear and real sound is important to me. (Sorry I suck in describing the sound I like)

Any recommendation is welcome. Currently I tend to go with the Vibro Labs Aria.


Try the 64Audio U3

I have the U12, and I am endlessly impressed with how grand the soundstage is. The U3 will have the same soundstage, since it comes from the ADEL & APEX Ear Lens tech, which all their IEMs use now.

This is also the most natural-sounding IEMs I've ever heard, which I attribute to the ADEL module.
 

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