Which ear-phone should I choose? (In Hurry)

[Jeremypsp]

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Well,what IEMs would you suggested to me in 130 this budget?
 

For 130, I could recommend the Kipsch X10s for a bit more or UE TF10s on amazon. 

 

[Peterlovemusic]

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Wait, I'm getting really confused now, the Creative Aurvana In-Ear 2 is a single balanced armature, the In-Ear 3 is a dual-balanced armature. 

 
O M G
 
isn't it?

 

[Peterlovemusic]

Oh I see...
Sorry...I always misunderstood that...
Dual Balanced Armature Tweeter and Woofer
 
From the In Ear 3's webpage

 

[Jeremypsp]

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Oh I see...
Sorry...I always misunderstood that...
Dual Balanced Armature Tweeter and Woofer
 
From the In Ear 3's webpage

Yeah, so basically I would rate the UE700s and SE315s the best of the list. 

 

[Peterlovemusic]

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Yeah, so basically I would rate the UE700s and SE315s the best of the list. 

how about the SE215?It is afforable...

 

[Jeremypsp]

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how about the SE215?It is afforable...

As I said in the PM, it is not very good for classical or jazz. The SE315 is better for these two genres than the SE215. Even cnet agrees that the 315 is good for jazz. 

 

[Peterlovemusic]

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how about the SE215?It is afforable...

Is it good for classic?
 

 

[Jeremypsp]

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Is it good for classic?
 

Classical needs soundstage and highs, in this case which SE215 lacks highs. The UE700 and SE315 will do better in that.

 

[nikp]

Go for the UE700! No regrets. 
 
- Bass is their weakest link but it's adequate. 
- Mids and highs really shine (TWFK drivers, probably the best out of all the IEMs you listed)
- Soundstage isn't big, but acceptable.
- Very small and comfortable
- Analytical, detailed
 
And I do listen to all the stuff you mentioned although I'm not particularly fond of Miles Davis.

 

[Peterlovemusic]

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Classical needs soundstage and highs, in this case which SE215 lacks highs. The UE700 and SE315 will do better in that.

Though SE315 is good but the price...I can get the UE700 and this model is lack of reviews(even in this web-site)

 

[Peterlovemusic]

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Go for the UE700! No regrets. 
 
- Bass is their weakest link but it's adequate. 
- Mids and highs really shine (TWFK drivers, probably the best out of all the IEMs you listed)
- Soundstage isn't big, but acceptable.
- Very small and comfortable
- Analytical, detailed
 
And I do listen to all the stuff you mentioned although I'm not particularly fond of Miles Davis.

Is it good for classics,vocal and pop?

 

[Peterlovemusic]

And how about the Shure se315?

 

[Jeremypsp]

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Though SE315 is good but the price...I can get the UE700 and this model is lack of reviews(even in this web-site)

There's one good review on the 700s here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/428700/ultimate-ears-700-ue700-review-comparison-vs-jays-q-jays

 

[Jeremypsp]

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Is it good for classics,vocal and pop?

Yes, the UE700 is good for those genres, and so it the SE315. 

 

[nikp]

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Is it good for classics,vocal and pop?

Definitely. 
 


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And how about the Shure se315?

SE315 reviews don't look good for its price. I personally wouldn't put my bet on it.