Honus
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Please offer opinions - Which IEM(s) bring the vocals forward, (in front of, so to speak) ahead of the instruments?
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Just get the Shure E4c.
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Westone ES3
http://www.westone.com/music/elite.html#es3
http://www.westone.com/music/elite.html#es3
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Ditto...haha I think with IEM's pretty much everything is all in your face, but the vocals really are nice witht he E4c, coming right from the middle of your head
| Originally Posted by CookieFactory Just get the Shure E4c. |
Ditto...haha I think with IEM's pretty much everything is all in your face, but the vocals really are nice witht he E4c, coming right from the middle of your head
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Thanks! I'll give the E4s a try - Westone a tad pricy!
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The E4c's give you the best all around performance, for your money!
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The E4c had a colored midrange that really brings vocals forward. It's great for vocal music, but I find it unpleasant with classical.
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How about UE SF5 PRO?
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UE5c's have very forward vocals.
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