Ea3 should be better than blon bl03.
İs it better¿
It's comparing oranges to apples as one is a hybrid (EA3) and one is a single DD that are tuned very differently. It really depends on what your preferred sound signature is and what you look for in your music and your preferred music genres.
EA 3:
- U shaped/V shaped tuning with bright tuning, depending on tips/source/volume played at (Fletcher Munson Curve)
- Better technicalities (imaging, instrument separation, clarity, details)
- Better isolation
- Better fit (no need to mess around with aftermarket tips +/- cables unlike the BLON)
- Soundstage width about on par maybe EA3 is slightly wider
- More V shaped, brighter on treble than BLON. Treble and subbass extends much more than BLON
- Subbass > midbass in quantity
- More fatiguing for lower treble/upper mids area on longer listening sessions especially for female vocals. I feel it is bordering on harshness in those frequencies, but trebleheads will like it.
BLON BL-03:
- Harmanish/L shaped tuning
- Thicker note weight
- Slightly better tonality/timbre (EA3 is no slouch in the timbre department) - better for slower genres with more acoustic instruments. Not as good as EA3 in complex passages/multiple instrumentations. Slower in bass speed than EA3
- Less fatiguing, warmer and less bright on treble, higher treble roll off
- Middbass > subbass quantity
- Poorer isolation
- Poorer fit (assuming stock tips/cables)
Overall, I would recommend the EA3 for you if you are into EDM, electronic music, or genres that are very fast and need speed in the bass or if u need to have good instrument separation for complex passages/multiple instrumentation. If u are into timbre/tonality for slower genres which incorporate acoustic instruments, the BLON is better in these areas. EA3 is probable also more versatile due to this (and its better technicalities).
EA3 on paper appears to be almost double the pricing of the BLON, but since the BLON has poor stock tips +/- cable, if you do invest in aftermarket sets for these, the costs are thereabouts.
And just like that. A BIG wide deep sound from the Tri I3. So much sound coming out of these. These have been steadily growing on me ever since I got them. I have to say these things sounds fantastic. I am way more impressed with these than the FDX1 at half the price I got these for. These beat a lot of earphones that cost a lot more. Sound has tightened up with burn in. Going balanced with these yields some amazing full bodied smooth sound. Vocals sound just superb using these. Reason why these Whirl wind tips works. These tips actually has a design flaw. The stem is way too short and they sit on earphones a bit too shallow which does not allow for the big wide mouth to throw out sonics like a horn that it should. But on the Tri I3. They actually fit right up to the ridge.
And just like that. A BIG wide deep sound from the Tri I3. So much sound coming out of these. These have been steadily growing on me ever since I got them. I have to say these things sounds fantastic. I am way more impressed with these than the FDX1 at half the price I got these for. These beat a lot of earphones that cost a lot more. Sound has tightened up with burn in. Going balanced with these yields some amazing full bodied smooth sound. Vocals sound just superb using these. Reason why these Whirl wind tips works. These tips actually has a design flaw. The stem is way too short and they sit on earphones a bit too shallow which does not allow for the big wide mouth to throw out sonics like a horn that it should. But on the Tri I3. They actually fit right up to the ridge.
