igorpadrao
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Hello Folks
First, I would like to congratulate for the awesome forum that you guys create, full of quality information.
However, that amomunt of information can be sometimes overwhealming to a newbie like me. I have visited the site for a while, reading informations and reviews, but never posted anything.
So, firstly I need to say something about me:
(My Personal Taste in Music)
I like to listen to music and podcasts everyday on my way to work. I also use my earphone to play on my Playstation Vita (so portability is essential to me).
My musical taste is very diverse, but essentialy, i listen a lot to pop-rock (ex. R.E.M., The Smiths, The Cure) and things more ambient and dream pop (Sigur Rós, Cocteau Twins) and sometimes something more relaxing as Enya.
(My Actual Gear)
My lasts eaphones were two JVC (HA-FX1X & HA-FX3X) that pleases me good, but the second of them broke the plug with a couple of months. Now I have a Brainwavz Delta wich sound is very good (very clear and lucid sound, but with a lack of bass for my personal taste), but with a problem of loudness. This situation aggravate when I replace my old Phone (a LG C660) to my ASUS Zenfone I use now. Its Sound is disturbing low and combine with the lack of power of the Brainwavz Delta, it results in a lot of external noisy to concur with my music (even with the pretty good isolation of Delta).
(Problems for where I'm From)
Another thing that you guys need to know about me is that I live in Brazil and my access to decents earphones to reasonable prices is very limited (normaly stariten to chinese websites with free shipping like Aliexpress and Deal Extreme). I also don't have much money to put in expensive equipments.
So that is my question:
What should I do to have a little more quality and loudness when listen to my musics?
Should I buy a cheap portable amp like the FiiO E6 or replace my actual earphone to something better?
I have to remind that if the sugestion is for a new IEM, durability and isolating capability are priorities
Waiting for your help
Igor Padrão
Brazil
First, I would like to congratulate for the awesome forum that you guys create, full of quality information.
However, that amomunt of information can be sometimes overwhealming to a newbie like me. I have visited the site for a while, reading informations and reviews, but never posted anything.
So, firstly I need to say something about me:
(My Personal Taste in Music)
I like to listen to music and podcasts everyday on my way to work. I also use my earphone to play on my Playstation Vita (so portability is essential to me).
My musical taste is very diverse, but essentialy, i listen a lot to pop-rock (ex. R.E.M., The Smiths, The Cure) and things more ambient and dream pop (Sigur Rós, Cocteau Twins) and sometimes something more relaxing as Enya.
(My Actual Gear)
My lasts eaphones were two JVC (HA-FX1X & HA-FX3X) that pleases me good, but the second of them broke the plug with a couple of months. Now I have a Brainwavz Delta wich sound is very good (very clear and lucid sound, but with a lack of bass for my personal taste), but with a problem of loudness. This situation aggravate when I replace my old Phone (a LG C660) to my ASUS Zenfone I use now. Its Sound is disturbing low and combine with the lack of power of the Brainwavz Delta, it results in a lot of external noisy to concur with my music (even with the pretty good isolation of Delta).
(Problems for where I'm From)
Another thing that you guys need to know about me is that I live in Brazil and my access to decents earphones to reasonable prices is very limited (normaly stariten to chinese websites with free shipping like Aliexpress and Deal Extreme). I also don't have much money to put in expensive equipments.
So that is my question:
What should I do to have a little more quality and loudness when listen to my musics?
Should I buy a cheap portable amp like the FiiO E6 or replace my actual earphone to something better?
I have to remind that if the sugestion is for a new IEM, durability and isolating capability are priorities
Waiting for your help
Igor Padrão
Brazil