Not sure if this is the right place but, anyone have any recommendations for really warm IEM’s with a lot of good base. A lot of the stuff I’ve seen recommended here is really analytical which isn’t my thing. Ideally at $3k or less and actually comfortable to wear. I’m trying to find a fun listen.
Add the Volür to try on to the other good suggestions here. I wouldn't call it really warm, but it's definitely a more beautiful organic sound, not analytical, but still technically solid, with one of the best DD bass implementations, but with fantastic mids and a treble that can be divisive, but if you are good with it, is overall amazing. But if you are not into the current trend of bass lite analytical iem's, shouldn't bother you at all. It works great for those who love it.
Not sure if this is the right place but, anyone have any recommendations for really warm IEM’s with a lot of good base. A lot of the stuff I’ve seen recommended here is really analytical which isn’t my thing. Ideally at $3k or less and actually comfortable to wear. I’m trying to find a fun listen.
Try Fitear DC Ti/Dc and Soundrhyme SR8 if you had the chance, they're both leaning the warmer side compared to the other stuff I own such as UM, UE or Fir. FYI theres a huge price gap between the two though but both provided me with ample sonic satisfaction when i'm in need of a more casual sit back listen.
Not sure if this is the right place but, anyone have any recommendations for really warm IEM’s with a lot of good base. A lot of the stuff I’ve seen recommended here is really analytical which isn’t my thing. Ideally at $3k or less and actually comfortable to wear. I’m trying to find a fun listen.
Used XE6 – warm elevated mid-bass and tune-able isolation with included ATOM XS modules. Another is the latest Symphonium Titan with elevated bass shelf and technical chops for $999.
Very much a hot sauce on eggs type of guy here! Depending on my mood, it’ll range from something like The Hot Ones - The Last Dab Apollo, Tabasco (scorpion pepper version), or something a bit more mild, like Cholula or Tapatio.
The size and weight are as massive as its soundstage! I was wondering why they would do this. I've come to the conclusion that the heavy design is for the sound, that big brass chamber is doing a lot of the magic methinks.
Now if they could figure out how to reduce the weight and keep that grand chamber...
BTW, the very best single driver iem in the world truly must be the Rhapsodio Supreme v3.
Talk about perfection in coherence and staging, just amazing, closest thing to great headphones I've heard. Try it if you can and be similarly amazed. And this ridiculous Fantasies Copper cable is also outstanding, with this and every other of my iems, made Xe6 quite happy!
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