[deadrat6]

Hey, I'm planning to get a new pair of IEM and I need your help. Currently, I'm stuck between the V-Moda Zn (Microdynamic Driver) and the 1More Quad Driver (3 Balanced Armature & 1 Carbon Dynamic Driver [Hybrid]). I listen to mainly EDM (house, bigroom, trance, hardstyle & liquid dnb) and I would like to hear from you which one of this IEM you would recommend.

* Despite the Zn having microdynamic driver, the engineering team at V-Moda have tuned it to have clarity and balanced sound (as stated on their v-moda zn webpage)

 

[serman005]

I would add to your list the RHA T20, Fidue A83, Dunu DN2000J, and the Senn IE80. You might read about those and see what you think. It is possible one of those could work better for you. Of those you list, I would prefer the sound signature of the 1More Quad Driver.

 

[Law87]

Westone W50 for heavy Bass and Maximum comfort.

 

[cuiter23]

Best IEM for EDM I've ever heard is the XBA-Z5. FX-1200 comes 2nd.

 

[deadrat6]

I would add to your list the RHA T20, Fidue A83, Dunu DN2000J, and the Senn IE80. You might read about those and see what you think. It is possible one of those could work better for you. Of those you list, I would prefer the sound signature of the 1More Quad Driver.

Of what you suggested, they're either way too high for my budget or too "weird" looking for my liking. So still, I'm sticking to these two.

How's the bass on the Quad Driver? Compared to the Zn?

 

[buke9]

I would same the bass is the same on the Quad drivers versus the Triple drivers. They just have more high end extension than the triples.

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

What about the Oriveti Basic?

 

[deadrat6]

What about the Oriveti Basic?

Nope. Doesn't like the design & cable of it.

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Nope. Doesn't like the design & cable of it.

I understand looks can be a personal taste, but a lot of in-ears look that way, and having a replaceable cable will last you a lot longer. But it's your choice at the end of the day.