[menamesjames]

I don't want to take that chance, anyway i'm wanting more impact since i thought they went badly with allot of my rock. Something a bit more fun aswell

 

[gnarlsagan]

TF10s are v-shaped. FX700's also have some impact.

 

[shotgunshane]

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TF10s are v-shaped. FX700's also have some impact.

I was just thinking he might like the TF10's.  From what I can gather from his posts, these may fit the bill.

 

[menamesjames]

I wouldn't mind V shaped just as long as the mid isn't extremely recessed

 

[menamesjames]

about 70 of my songs have brass instruments

 

[miow]

The GR07 sounds like a high-end IEM. Get Xears.

 

[eke2k6]

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I recieved my GR07 today and i decided to return them, not enough impact; highs and soundstage. I prefer my 3rd gen ipod earbuds because they have more impact and soundstage. What is the sound signature of the apple earbuds, i like the balance between mids; highs and lows they have and it would be good if you could recommend iems similar in signature to them. Anyone?

I know exactly what you mean, especially since I went from the Shure SE215 to the GR07. Give the earphones, and your brain, time to adjust. Listen to it for at least one hour everyday for the next week and if you don't like it by then, well it's not meant to be.

 

[miow]

Burn-in and brain.in. If it doesn't work, Xears

 

[shotgunshane]

My new favorite IEM for performance and price: JVC FXT90 ($130)

 

[matto]

MD Tributes? I liked them for pretty much everything except for Parkway drive, IKTPQ and other bands that required great separation and speed. and you should give the TF10 a try I don't find the mids that recessed..

 

[cogsand gears]

Vsonic GR07 all the way.
 
Only had them a short space of time, but all the reviews and impressions were spot on. Easily the best money I have spent on audio gear since I joined headfi. I was using UE triplefi 10's for the last year and thought I would give the GR07's a go. I was a bit shocked at how small they are (compared to the TF10...) but the sound quaility is excellent!
 
I went back to the TF10 after a week of listening to the Vsonics, and the TF's now sound sort of muddy and undetailed to me...
 
The cable is a little stiff, but its not too much of an issue. Really great IEM's.

 

[mugen3]

Best bang per buck in ears I've had so far are the FX500 and EX600

 

[wilzc]

 
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Vsonic GR07 all the way.
 
Only had them a short space of time, but all the reviews and impressions were spot on. Easily the best money I have spent on audio gear since I joined headfi. I was using UE triplefi 10's for the last year and thought I would give the GR07's a go. I was a bit shocked at how small they are (compared to the TF10...) but the sound quaility is excellent!
 
I went back to the TF10 after a week of listening to the Vsonics, and the TF's now sound sort of muddy and undetailed to me...
 
The cable is a little stiff, but its not too much of an issue. Really great IEM's.

 
I don't think the TF10's are ever muddy and undetailed sounding. Ever...  They've got crazy smacking transparent highs which extend till forever and their BA based bass are always quick. Thick? slightly..  muddy? never!!
 
I'll get the GR07 by this week hopefully
 
 
 
 
 

 

[miow]

Best bang for buck I've had were the Westone UM3X (non RC) for 165 EURO 

 

[cogsand gears]

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I don't think the TF10's are ever muddy and undetailed sounding. Ever...  They've got crazy smacking transparent highs which extend till forever and their BA based bass are always quick. Thick? slightly..  muddy? never!!
 
I'll get the GR07 by this week hopefully
 
 
 
 
 

Yes. Upon reflection and some proper listening in a quiet enviroment, I think that thick is probably a much more acurate desciption.
 
The GR07 are great though.