Love 64 Audio. Their universals sound cool, but at that price I’d rather get customs. I’ve been rocking the Ultimate-Ears UE 350’s and they sound damn good. Swapped the tips out for SpinFit W1’s. Way better seal. But then again, you don’t have to worry about it losing the seal after time.
With 64 audio you pay quite a lot just for the brand name. As an alternative and much cheaper option with elevated bass I encourage you to check-out Etymotic Evo which might suit your needs as well. The fit and comfort are not for everyone though.
I use like £70 AKGs, then I use my Planar Magnetics, and they work to dial in maybe + or - 0.5-1.5db on each track as a whole, then I go back to the AKGs, the AKGs cant hear that difference than the Hifiman planer magnetics, but then I can hear the bass again with the AKGs, to be honest I havent been using my hifi-man headphones, for awhile, but recent tracks ive realised im stupid and needed them
Thank for video! The weeks between Christmas and NAMM are always such a desert in Guitar RUclips.
Love 64 Audio. Their universals sound cool, but at that price I’d rather get customs. I’ve been rocking the Ultimate-Ears UE 350’s and they sound damn good. Swapped the tips out for SpinFit W1’s. Way better seal.
But then again, you don’t have to worry about it losing the seal after time.
With 64 audio you pay quite a lot just for the brand name.
As an alternative and much cheaper option with elevated bass I encourage you to check-out Etymotic Evo which might suit your needs as well. The fit and comfort are not for everyone though.
I use like £70 AKGs, then I use my Planar Magnetics, and they work to dial in maybe + or - 0.5-1.5db on each track as a whole, then I go back to the AKGs, the AKGs cant hear that difference than the Hifiman planer magnetics, but then I can hear the bass again with the AKGs, to be honest I havent been using my hifi-man headphones, for awhile, but recent tracks ive realised im stupid and needed them
What model are your custom IEMs?
I've been using some $90 Sennheisers for many years and prob 200+ gigs. Are they perfect? Not hardly. Do they do the job? Yep.