MoonYeol
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Well.. I don't know why reviews don't mention it. It's such a mainstream tuning. Never harsh, always smooth. I guess mainstream reviewers like it that way.
Yes I also agree there is more detail retrieval from the UE900s but my XBA3 is definitely more enjoyable and that veil ever so slight is not apparent in my XBA3. It may be that the rolled off high that makes the balance in the mids slightly off in the UE900slol I thought this was just me!
Howcome not many reviews say this? I am not sure how to describe it but I think veiled is the word, like it's lacking clarity?
Whilst it has some more details than my xba3s, it certainly isn't as clear... and I think my xba has better bass :basshead:
Can't believe my luck!!!
I didn't want to post this before in case it didn't come off, but it has!
I noticed a glitch on the Logitech UE website. They were selling the UE900's for £330.00 plus delivery, total price £169.00.
So I ordered a pair quick and fingers crossed, hoped I would get away with it. I noticed they went back to £330 the day after.
I am delighted to say they shipped yesterday, at £169.00 . I will get them Monday, so can't wait.
If money matters then short answer is no. Consider that Shure SE215 is $99, UE900 is $400.
You may ask if UE900 is 4 times better ? IMO no, I will say twice better, I really don't think UE900 doesn't worth that much, same goes all other high-end IEMs,
At $1000+ price point, just get portable headphone with a good portable amp.
And I warn you that UE900 cable will not last long, my blue cable lasted about 1 month and black one is about to die.
If you use this for traveling, you better spend money on Ultrasone Edition 8, (if you can get it for $999).
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The SE215 sounds veiled at the higher frequencies and the bass is less "tight" compared to the UE900, but the SE215 has the typical prominent Shure midrange.
Actually, I don't think you would know if they were good performing unless you had tried some other cables.
That still doesn't proove they sound good. Only that they sound the same. You need some kind of reference for that to make sense otherwise you're only comparing the stock cables and wether they perform similarly. Perhaps try the Fiio cable if you wish to listen to another cable.
For those who are interested, I just posted a detailed review with a number of pictures for Lunashops replacement UE900 cable I received today, over here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47306303&postcount=7
Bottom line, for $20 plus change these have surprisingly great built quality. Plus, now I have an option to wear them wire up or wire down. With wire down the fitment/seal is not as good so there will be less bass content, but with wire up I get a much better fitment with an improved seal in comparison to original cables that had memory wire. Maybe it just me, but no matter how careful I was with shaping that memory wire, I was never able to get the perfect flush seal with my ear canal. Now, it's just a regular soft wire that goes perfectly around my ear and I can focus more on earpiece fitment. At least for me, I found a significant improvement in bass response with this fitment. Plus, as owner of Galaxy Note 2 - now I have in-line remote/mic with fully functional volume up/down control!!!!!!!
As I mentioned in my review, the only comment I had about these is the choice of red wires where I would prefer to have neutral black color. Otherwise, these are PERFECT!