Location: Wooburn Green, UK
Posts: 59
I'm Matt.
Amstrad HiFi..........
I know using the word 'monitor' sounds far fetched, but they do have up to 3 speakers and a crossover in the better units. They sound exceptional for an inner ear phone.
P.S. I don't work for UE, I just like themOriginally Posted by Ultimate Ears Website
"People will hear what you tell them to hear" - Thomas Edison
Dont they just call them monitors because thats what they were originally used for by musicians or am i missing something
Location: London
Posts: 46
I'm Zainul.
Pretty much it, yep.
How about our newly launched Unique Melody custom earphones: www.uniquemelody.co.uk
I'm using the Miracles (6 drivers per ear!) at the moment and they are simply stunning. Sure, they can't reproduce that sense of presence and weight that a set of speakers can, but the detail and intamacy is incredible, in some recordings I can make out the converstion of someone in the crowd
At £775 a pop they aren't cheap but compared to other customs are around 20% less, still better build quality and no annoying mid-bass hump that others seem to have (I've got the JH13 and UE18 Pro)
Apart from those beasts I use the HiFiMan RE0 (great bang for buck at £60), the Hippo VB, and the Soundmagic PL50. All great IEMs with different strengths.
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Location: Lancaster(-ish), UK
Posts: 16,937
I'm ChrisB.
I use and love, my Jays' Q-Jays - they have a lightness and clarity that is far better than any other IEMs I've had (inc. Shure and Sennheisers) and they're very comfortable. Not too well known in the UK but well worth checking out.