[juliojlo]

  Do they both sound similar to you in terms of quality? I had the RHA t10, and it sounded very low quality to me compared to other earphones. It was like a better version of Beats if I must go there.

With the prices are high, I have to buy the best.
over which one is better?

 

[comfortPlox]

^ I would say RHA t10, because of it's bass. Vocals won't sound as good. bassmongerxoxo can offer better advice.

 

[comfortPlox]

Based off reviews, I think the se425 is a better product. I wish you could give both a listen. I wish I could help you..

 

[juliojlo]

  Do they both sound similar to you in terms of quality? I had the RHA t10, and it sounded very low quality to me compared to other earphones. It was like a better version of Beats if I must go there.

With its esperiencia the RHA t10i, you indicate which receiver, T1oi or shure se425?
as both are expensive, so I can choose one.

 

[comfortPlox]

If I was in your shoes, se425. I listen to similar music you do. I did not like t10i.

 

[juliojlo]

  ^ I would say RHA t10, because of it's bass. Vocals won't sound as good. bassmongerxoxo can offer better advice.

Thank you very much for the information, if I'm going out on Saturday in the hunt for a phone to sell.

 

[juliojlo]

  If I was in your shoes, se425. I listen to similar music you do. I did not like t10i..

 
 
Here in Brazil it is worth shure SE425 costs $ 416.29.
worth being envestir this phone?

 

[comfortPlox]

I can't say if it is worth the price, but RHA t10i is NOT worth over $400. It's not even worth $200 in my own opinion in terms of sound quality.

 

[cuiter23]

   
I like Rock, Reggae and Jazz & blues,
Slipknot or Johnny Winter or Ministry of dubstep sound to ....
Hop rap .. For a style of music so, what u indicate the purchase?
Use on an iPod touch 4th generation.

 
Jazz and Blues - Silky smooth on the SE425s
Rock - Not as engaging due to the overall lack of speed
EDM/Hip Hop - Definitely not a good look on the SE425s.
 
Coming from someone who has owned the 215,315,425, and 535s I would like to think my descriptions are pretty accurate with this one. 

 

[bassmongerxoxo]

I think if you are fine with sacrificing a little bit of quality (less bass response) when listening to bass heavy music (ex: rap/hip hop/dubstep/ some rock), you will enjoy the SE425's. They are a bit more well rounded and sound pretty good with just about any genre of music. It sounds like you listen to a variety of genres.
 
I don't know how else to describe it, but the RHA's sound a little bit "clubby" or "electronic" - this is not probably how you want to listen to jazz, blues, etc. The RHA's will probably sound a bit better when listening to rap/hip hop/ dubstep, but may be less than optimal for the others that were mentioned above.
 
The SE425's are most likely your best bet.

 

[juliojlo]

  In terms of sound quality and comfort how do the RHA T10is compare to Shure IEMS??
 
More specifically: RHA T10i compared to Shure se215 LTD
 
Help out a junior audiophile.

 
Thank you for the information,
Saturday will see if I can find the shure SE425 to buy.

 

[juliojlo]

  I can't say if it is worth the price, but RHA t10i is NOT worth over $400. It's not even worth $200 in my own opinion in terms of sound quality.
 
 

Thank you very much for the information was already thinking apena worth investing in RHA T10i phone. more I think I'd better invest in shure se.425

 

[juliojlo]

   
Jazz and Blues - Silky smooth on the SE425s
Rock - Not as engaging due to the overall lack of speed
EDM/Hip Hop - Definitely not a good look on the SE425s.
 
Coming from someone who has owned the 215,315,425, and 535s I would like to think my descriptions are pretty accurate with this one. 

 
 
Thank you for the information.
I do not know now what I must phone comprar.rsrs
RHA t10 Vs Shure SE425, think of several voting should still make shure SE425 purchase.
Despite the RHA t10i is unbreakable and another 3-year warranty.

 

[juliojlo]

  I think if you are fine with sacrificing a little bit of quality (less bass response) when listening to bass heavy music (ex: rap/hip hop/dubstep/ some rock), you will enjoy the SE425's. They are a bit more well rounded and sound pretty good with just about any genre of music. It sounds like you listen to a variety of genres.
 
I don't know how else to describe it, but the RHA's sound a little bit "clubby" or "electronic" - this is not probably how you want to listen to jazz, blues, etc. The RHA's will probably sound a bit better when listening to rap/hip hop/ dubstep, but may be less than optimal for the others that were mentioned above.
 
The SE425's are most likely your best bet.

 
 
Thank you for the information.
I'm starting to think about spending another poquinho and buy the shue SE425.
Thanks for the tip.

 

[cuiter23]

   
 
Thank you for the information.
I do not know now what I must phone comprar.rsrs
RHA t10 Vs Shure SE425, think of several voting should still make shure SE425 purchase.
Despite the RHA t10i is unbreakable and another 3-year warranty.

 
I have not listened to the T10 before so I can't comment but most people here seem to prefer the SE425s.
 
Are these 2 your only choices?