Hey man, just stumbled across your channel a few days back, got the Hype 4s and I must say they are worth every single penny. What would a possible upgrade look like from these in the future and what would your top 5 $500 IEMs be
I have tried MoonDrop Blessing 3 and Kato offline. I prefer the bass of Kato,Blessing 3 bass Too much gives me a headache and discomfort but Blessing 3 in other aspects. Due to price and takes 10-12 hours to wearconsiderations, I prefer SIMGOT EA1000, If it were non-metal, it would be perfect for me What I want to ask is, among the many headphones you have heard, are there any that have a cavity made entirely of resin iem, but the tuning are the same as those of the SIMGOT EA1000,price best Under 400 USD?
I have been using Truthear Zero (blue) for a week, but it seems like there is something missing. My goal is to play games and listen to music. The voice of the player behind me sounds confused as if it were in front of me, or I can't detect it :) This is my first time using an iEM headset. Before this, I was using the Sennheiser HD700 and I could locate rival players as if I were placing them with my hand. I live in Turkey and the conditions here are a bit challenging, I don't think I can constantly try different brands and models :/ Can you recommend me a nice model? I just want to put on my headphones and enjoy myself, I'm so confused, please help. My budget is $400. Is Simgot ea1000 the right choice or should I buy ea2000? I don't want to incur unnecessary expenses.
They are wider in my experience, but the magic is in the fact that they take on the shape of your ear. That’s what makes them superior to almost every other tip. Unless you’re not bothered by a deep level of insertion, like the Dunu S&S tips, the SednaFit are far more comfortable option for most people.
@@SilverjerkThanks. Tips have been an issue for me, and insertion comfort. So far I've tried the CP145's which I use for my TWS atm as well, and the Comply's which are ok, and also mould well but I find them a little less comfortable than the 125's. Also , the articulation of the 145s helps. Of the main tips the Dunus and the Sednas are the two I have not tried. They're bloody expensive though.
@@informedchoice2249 they are pricey, for sure. But very worth the price. Especially if you’re not getting a perfect seal or having issues with comfort. I haven’t met anyone that hasn’t been able to overcome tip issues by going with the SednaFit. I recommend them all the time for that reason. They are rock solid. If you can swing the budget, definitely give them a try.
Thanks for another great review. BTW, is the Thieaudio Prestige LTD still at the top of your list? Considering the purchase based on reviews (especially yours). Cheers
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Nice review.
I got the Simgot ea500lm and was blown away by them (brass nozzles). For the price they are a deeply engaging listen.
How does it compare to the Timeless 2, which you also lauded? Also how does it compare to the Kiwi Ears Quintet?
Solid review, wholeheartedly agree about the strengths of this set, what a wonderful IEM
So, between this and the thieaudio hype 4, despite the price difference, what’s your opinion as to which one is better purely on sound?
Hey man, just stumbled across your channel a few days back, got the Hype 4s and I must say they are worth every single penny. What would a possible upgrade look like from these in the future and what would your top 5 $500 IEMs be
I love earphones that are named interestingly this is why I was interested in the Chopin because obviously it's a signature of culture as is Fermat.
I have tried MoonDrop Blessing 3 and Kato offline. I prefer the bass of Kato,Blessing 3 bass Too much gives me a headache and discomfort but Blessing 3 in other aspects. Due to price and takes 10-12 hours to wearconsiderations, I prefer SIMGOT EA1000, If it were non-metal, it would be perfect for me What I want to ask is, among the many headphones you have heard, are there any that have a cavity made entirely of resin iem, but the tuning are the same as those of the SIMGOT EA1000,price best Under 400 USD?
How come you didn't find them too hot in the high mids?
I have been using Truthear Zero (blue) for a week, but it seems like there is something missing. My goal is to play games and listen to music. The voice of the player behind me sounds confused as if it were in front of me, or I can't detect it :) This is my first time using an iEM headset. Before this, I was using the Sennheiser HD700 and I could locate rival players as if I were placing them with my hand. I live in Turkey and the conditions here are a bit challenging, I don't think I can constantly try different brands and models :/ Can you recommend me a nice model? I just want to put on my headphones and enjoy myself, I'm so confused, please help. My budget is $400. Is Simgot ea1000 the right choice or should I buy ea2000? I don't want to incur unnecessary expenses.
Good day, is it possible to make a review of the Ibasso 3t-154, it would be greatly appreciated. greetings WvS.
Is there a significant difference with ea500lm? Worth the premium price (2x more actually)
Knight and day, far more refined and more detailed. Overall a big jump up/
Thanks for the review are the Aslas similarly sized to the CP 145 in which I take a large?
They are wider in my experience, but the magic is in the fact that they take on the shape of your ear. That’s what makes them superior to almost every other tip. Unless you’re not bothered by a deep level of insertion, like the Dunu S&S tips, the SednaFit are far more comfortable option for most people.
@@SilverjerkThanks. Tips have been an issue for me, and insertion comfort. So far I've tried the CP145's which I use for my TWS atm as well, and the Comply's which are ok, and also mould well but I find them a little less comfortable than the 125's. Also , the articulation of the 145s helps. Of the main tips the Dunus and the Sednas are the two I have not tried. They're bloody expensive though.
@@informedchoice2249 they are pricey, for sure. But very worth the price. Especially if you’re not getting a perfect seal or having issues with comfort. I haven’t met anyone that hasn’t been able to overcome tip issues by going with the SednaFit. I recommend them all the time for that reason. They are rock solid. If you can swing the budget, definitely give them a try.
What do you use for your EDM because I like a lot of electronica but like spongle and that sort of thing but not Duff Duff.
I like ikko Oh10
@@LorenzoFrausto At this point I'm dizzy with options!
Thanks for another great review. BTW, is the Thieaudio Prestige LTD still at the top of your list? Considering the purchase based on reviews (especially yours). Cheers
Thanks yes the prestige are my current go to earphone replacing my Skuld which i used non stop for like 2 years 😛
Hey AL. Mechanical Engineering student here. Very happy to learn about a fellow engineer in the hobby.🫶🏻