Mitchm
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Thanks. You gave me a lot of choices I will start doing some research. Thanks again.
My grandma could walk to Canada faster than your package could get there!
Your grandma finally got here with my gr07be's
Love the cable and the comfort. Not enough tips though lol! It will take a while to experiment with them all.
The gr07be's that I got apparently have approx 20 hours on them, so not a lot of time. They do sound very nice, although I think I was expecting a bit more bass. I haven't tried many of the tips though, so possibly I am not getting the optimal fit/seal yet. And I realize that I have another 280 hours of burn-in to get those biocellulose drivers to optimal levels lol.
As a side note, they sound pretty darned nice out of my E12 as well. Cool.
Sweet. I'd say just let them burn in your ears.
Try the MH1C tips on them. They're the best silicone tips for the GR07, period.
Your grandma finally got here with my gr07be's
Love the cable and the comfort. Not enough tips though lol! It will take a while to experiment with them all.
The gr07be's that I got apparently have approx 20 hours on them, so not a lot of time. They do sound very nice, although I think I was expecting a bit more bass. I haven't tried many of the tips though, so possibly I am not getting the optimal fit/seal yet. And I realize that I have another 280 hours of burn-in to get those biocellulose drivers to optimal levels lol.
As a side note, they sound pretty darned nice out of my E12 as well. Cool.
Thanks. You gave me a lot of choices I will start doing some research. Thanks again.
The MH1C tips I use on the MH1C seal like a vacuum which is great but then I put that same set onto the GR07 and although they do seal well, the Blue one that came with the GR07 work better. Must just be the slight difference on nozzle build.
For me the BE began to truely shine after about 75+ hours, but there were times when I would let them play without listening so it's hard to pinpoint. They definitely improve over time, that's for sure, but I was wowed out of the box as well.
These don't have what's known as a mid-bass hump, nor does the bass bleed into the mids like most 'bassy' headphones and IEMs, so at first you may think there is less bass. Just give it a week or two, and you will grow to appreciate what these are capable of in the lower regions.
Seal is also pretty crucial. I haven't been able to try these with the MH1C tips, but I the stock tips that are pre-installed sound great if they fit you, and official Sony Hybrids sound equally as good to me, so I use those because they are the most comfortable. I have heard the MH1C were a favorite for the MKII so that is probably the case with the BE as well.
The bass is quite refined and textured, and has a natural and realistic presence IMO. It sounds just as good for rock/metal as it does for electronic/IDM to me, these are indeed very versatile for genres, which is great because I would rather have one pair in while traveling instead of switching between different pairs.
Nice to here that your loving them bad boys wayne....gotta tell everyone on the fxz200 thread about how epic they are as well