[hiuhkhigy]

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The Atrio MG7 and imo its not even close.  These can extend as low as any full size headphone I have heard (DT770, etc.) and its clean all the way down.

 
So you heard the c300, fxz and eb90ex?

 

[Eugguy]

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So you heard the c300, fxz and eb90ex?

I have heard all three, and I think out of all of these, the FXZ is the best option.

 

[hiuhkhigy]

Well thats what im looking for and I have also heard all three but prefer the Denons but all are capable.  My issue was with someone who most likeley hasnt making blanket statements...... but hey thats 99% of what head-fi is about.

 

[Eugguy]

The C300 actually didn't sound horrible. Two things for me that ultimately made me sell them...
 
1. Fit: The fitting was the most awkward of any IEM I've ever used. Such a big IEM and such an uncomfortable fit. When it did sit correctly in the ear canal, it didn't stay in there long...
2. Sibilance: Even at lower volumes, the C300 was overly sibilant. It didn't matter if the IEM was loose or air tight. The highs were very piercing. And I'm not too sensitive to sibilance either.
 
If you are looking for subwoofer type bass, also make sure that your source/power is good. Maybe try a good IEM amp/ZO2.

 

[brunk]

VSonic GR07 - Bass Edition is the lowest sub-bass iv'e heard from an IEM that actually sounds good.
 

http://www.innerfidelity.com/images/VSonicGR07BassEdition.pdf

 

[Bassheadspl]

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Yes, they do produce plenty of subwoofer bass, assuming of course that the sub-bass is actually present in the recording. They are easy to drive and I have not found a great deal of difference between amped and directly from a DAP.

Ok, but i want to know can you feel the bass in your ear canal from the bass pressure from the drivers? Also if amped, do the drivers crackle or distort at high volume levels?
 
These are the two things i highly consider myself when looking for a bassy iem.

 

[mikaveli06]

Id really suggest the sony or jvc then. Both are absolute subbass monsters when amped. Another option is the audio technica cks 77x , but they are lil more toward midbass

 

[Bassheadspl]

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Id really suggest the sony or jvc then. Both are absolute subbass monsters when amped. Another option is the audio technica cks 77x , but they are lil more toward midbass

I will check out the Sony and JVC iems because i am more into subwoofer bass.

 

[Blinxat]

Sony MH1C. http://www.innerfidelity.com/images/SonyMH1C.pdf

 

[TheGame21x]

Deepest and most powerful sub bass I've heard belongs to the HiSound Wooduo 2. I liked it as a basshead but It's a bit too bass biased to appeal to most folks.
 
The best IEM sub bass I've heard period is the Monster Miles Davis Tribute. Powerful, controlled, deep and textured.

 

[Bassheadspl]

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Sony MH1C. http://www.innerfidelity.com/images/SonyMH1C.pdf

Thanks for the suggestion i will look into them

 

[dauhak]

Zeeo Audio Carbo Basso are the pair of deepest bass iem I have ever heard for its price range . It vibrates your head on deepest of notes.And the sq on other spectrum of frequency is good too.