CheekyMonkey
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Hey all,
First time poster and unrepentant audiophile!
I am a previous owner of the Jays Q-Jays (which are terrific but a bit too much like studio monitors) and a new owner of the Klipsch Custom-2s. I purchased the latter because (1) I need a pair of earphones for the gym that were less microphonic than the Q-Jays and (2) wanted something with a wider soundstage. To that end, the Custom-2s have done a terrific job, and that they ran for 50 quid made it all the better.
However, I am interested in getting another pair of earphones for everyday use. In particular, I am interested in a wide soundstage, detailed mids and highs (warm and musical) and a reasonable amount of bass. I have narrowed it down to the following:
Klipsch X5/X10/Custom-3s (how do these compare to each other and the Custom-2s?)
Sennheiser IE7/IE8
I can spend up to 200 pounds, though I would prefer to keep it at 100-150 if possible. What are people's thoughts on the above? Any suggestions appreciated!
First time poster and unrepentant audiophile!
I am a previous owner of the Jays Q-Jays (which are terrific but a bit too much like studio monitors) and a new owner of the Klipsch Custom-2s. I purchased the latter because (1) I need a pair of earphones for the gym that were less microphonic than the Q-Jays and (2) wanted something with a wider soundstage. To that end, the Custom-2s have done a terrific job, and that they ran for 50 quid made it all the better.
However, I am interested in getting another pair of earphones for everyday use. In particular, I am interested in a wide soundstage, detailed mids and highs (warm and musical) and a reasonable amount of bass. I have narrowed it down to the following:
Klipsch X5/X10/Custom-3s (how do these compare to each other and the Custom-2s?)
Sennheiser IE7/IE8
I can spend up to 200 pounds, though I would prefer to keep it at 100-150 if possible. What are people's thoughts on the above? Any suggestions appreciated!