I'm in. Ordered from Amazon with some Klipsch ovals I've been meaning to try forever for free ship. If they don't have too much midbass, they should be my preferred sig.
I think I'll stick to the gr07's bi-flanges and they sound pretty much the same to the mh1c's tips - maybe slightly bassier. Btw I hear a short sharp squeak sound when I insert the left piece in my ear - I don't know if it's some sort of squeaky driver flex. It's just on the left piece and occurs like 80% of the time. Anyway, it's only one short squeak and after that it disappears, so not much of a issue but I was just interested if anyone else has it.
A second update and here comes the bearer of good news.
As I was playing around all the different headset I have to figure out just which headset works with Nano 7G (and possibly iPhone 5) and which isn't, I stumble upon a solution to let MH1's mic and call button to work with Nano 7G and it is quite simple - it seems what Apple has done in the recent generation of iDevice is they have changed the resistance inside the remote that needs to trigger the mic and call button function, thus making some headset work while other won't. So how do we trigger the mic and call button function on MH1 (and likely on other headset that current don't work with the latest iDevice)? Easy, just press either Volume+ or Volume- button when you plug the headset in and release it when plugged in. The volume control still won't work, but it will give you the ability to answer call and play/pause music (single press), skip to next song (double press), back to previous song (triple press), voice over (long hold) and voice memo recording.
I received mine from Amazon ($19). It has just the SONY identification (not ericson). It controls my recent model android phone (sprints htc evo 4g lte). i do use an app ("Headset Button") - not sure if that's needed or not but I can control play, pause, next, last, volume. The microphone works with Headset Button app enabled or not.
Just got mine! Really quick impressions; bassy, smooth, remind me of Eterna with better treble and timbre.....but needs lots of power! I'm using them them through an Xperia S and maxed out the pre-amp and probably still not loud enough for me. Gotta fly out but will be using these tomorrow. Will be annoying if have to use amp with them as that removes the control functionality and they work perfectly.
For $25 shipped I had to buy a pair plus I don't have a headset that works with my Android phone. If they sound anything like the EPH-100 I had then I'll like them.
Just quickly, I got from the review that these should be fairly sensitive iems - but nuckinfutz claims that they need a bit of power. Pretty sure that Clieos just runs his off his sansa and cube mp3 players when testing...how well do they run straight out of a mp3 player?
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