Head/earphones Recommendations Thread

jonnieboy

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- Your rig LG V20
- What type of usage - Spotify songs
- File format used in your source - mp3
- Genre of music you listen to - pop
- Headphone / earphone type - In-ear headphones
- Other requirements - bassy bass
- Budget (in figures) - 200

TIA!:D
 

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How is your GR07?? still haven't bought mine since I am still contemplating on what to buy haha

I like GR07 more actually. For almost the same clarity it has more bass which is tight and controlled but the noise isolation is not as good due to more shallow insertion. Price wise really not bad if you use lazada. Manage to get it down to about 105 dollars with codes.
 

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- Your rig: iPhone 6s
- What type of usage - music (non-sports usage)
- File format used in your source - wave for lossless; not too sure, does Spotify premium highest quality use 256kbps aac?
- Genre of music you listen to - pop, and instrumental/orchestra (esp string instruments)
- Headphone / earphone type - IEMs
- Other requirements: wireless only if the sound quality is good
- Budget (in figures) - Up to $250

Some history: I've come from using Klipsch S4i, Westone 3, apple earpods, and currently Panasonic RP-TCM125-K which I find pretty awesome for the price (USD 15). Looking for a slight upgrade in terms of clarity and better reproduction of lows (think double bass and viola). Please advise. TIA! :)
 

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- Your rig: iPhone 6+
- What type of usage - music (non-sports usage) & videos
- File format used in your source - usually from youtube
- Genre of music you listen to - kpop, pop and club music.
- Headphone / earphone type - IEMs
- Other requirements: tangle-free wires with more focus on bass
- Budget (in figures) - Up to $200
 

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- Your rig: iPhone 6+
- What type of usage - music (non-sports usage) & videos
- File format used in your source - usually from youtube
- Genre of music you listen to - kpop, pop and club music.
- Headphone / earphone type - IEMs
- Other requirements: tangle-free wires with more focus on bass
- Budget (in figures) - Up to $200

http://www.head-fi.org/t/771174/fidue-a73-hybrid-1dd-1ba-iem-impressions-and-discussion-thread

check out https://sg.carousell.com/voiddeck/
 

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Which one's better? And how's the difference?

Senfer 4in1 / Senfer DT2 Plus
 

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- Your rig: iPhone 6s
- What type of usage - Music
- File format used in your source - mp3
- Genre of music you listen to - Alternative rock
- Headphone / earphone type - IEMs
- Other requirements:
- Budget (in figures) - $80 or lower
 

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- Your rig: AK240 & Fiio X7
- What type of usage - Music
- File format used in your source - Flac, Ape, DSD sometimes.
- Genre of music you listen to - Korean (SNSD), Mandarin (JJ Lin), English (Taylor Swift)
- Headphone / earphone type - IEMs
- Other requirements: Prefer MMCX connector, neutral or a little bright sounding.
- Budget (in figures) - ~$750

I'm actually looking at SE425 and SE535, but I'm unsure which one pairs better with my rig. I've read online and seems like SE425 is more of my type of IEM (neutral?). Correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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- Your rig: AK240 & Fiio X7
- What type of usage - Music
- File format used in your source - Flac, Ape, DSD sometimes.
- Genre of music you listen to - Korean (SNSD), Mandarin (JJ Lin), English (Taylor Swift)
- Headphone / earphone type - IEMs
- Other requirements: Prefer MMCX connector, neutral or a little bright sounding.
- Budget (in figures) - ~$750

I'm actually looking at SE425 and SE535, but I'm unsure which one pairs better with my rig. I've read online and seems like SE425 is more of my type of IEM (neutral?). Correct me if I'm wrong.
I believe you'll be better off with campfire audio or other brands. IMHO, Shure isn't that value for money. Sadly, I'm not able to recommend any since I'm still new to the world of IEMs. I've tried campfire orion and I believe with 750, you might want to try out the Nova. Nova gives more details in the Mids due to its dual BA. Just my 2 cents :D

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Hi,


Any guru can recommend me ...


- Your rig: Samsung Galaxy A8
- What type of usage - Music
- File format used in your source - mainly for radio and MP3
- Genre of music you listen to - latest English hits
- Headphone / earphone type - wireless bluetooth headphone
- Other requirements:
- Budget (in figures) - no more than $150


Is Jabra Move a good option? Where to buy?


Thanks guys.
 

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- Your rig: LG G4, Asus ROG laptop, don't think it has high end audio

- What type of usage: gaming, music, GPS when riding a motorcycle
- File format used in your source: MP3
- Genre of music you listen to: pop, rap, R&B, metal. Doesn't need to excel in any genre
- Headphone / earphone type: IEM, preferably not so high profile or bulky because I'll be wearing it under my motorcycle helmet.
- Other requirements: mic, volume control, sweat proof because I'll use it while running. Preferably wired IEM, because Bluetooth will be take up space
- Budget: $80 SGD


I like sound quality of Sony, haven't tried other brands
 
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indigo22

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- Your rig : iPhone 6+, iMac
- What type of usage : music
- File format used in your source : .mp4 and .flac
- Genre of music you listen to : pop, k-pop, classicals
- Headphone / earphone type : in-ears (?), i'm using a Marshalls right now and I prefer more bass
- Other requirements : just a simple wired earphones
- Budget : SGD130 (plus a bit is fine...)

appreciate the pro's recommendations!
 

blazin

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- Your rig : iPhone 6+, iMac
- What type of usage : music
- File format used in your source : .mp4 and .flac
- Genre of music you listen to : pop, k-pop, classicals
- Headphone / earphone type : in-ears (?), i'm using a Marshalls right now and I prefer more bass
- Other requirements : just a simple wired earphones
- Budget : SGD130 (plus a bit is fine...)

appreciate the pro's recommendations!

Try TFZ series 5S.

Available for test at Lendmeurears
 
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