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QUOTE(windboy @ Feb 10 2011, 09:17 AM)
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"Comparable"
seriously, i personally own a few multiple drivers IEM and i tried Superlux before, i dont really conclude they are "comparable".
as you mentioned, they spend alot of money on R&D as well, the multiple driver crossover, drivers positioning, the sound tuning, the major refinement , the final micro details tuning of Balance armature driver, all of them are spending money on this part, thats why are they can provide this type of sounding.
marketing?
i dont really see big brand such as westone, ortofon, final audio, earsonic advertise in magazines, billboard, MV compare with monster product
comparable means on par.
so with cheaper in price for more then 10 times can compare with them?
i hope ppl shouldnt post misleading guide
just my 2 cents and opinion
The 20/80 Rule bro. 20% of the price, for 80% of the performance.
Superlux are not comparable in every way to higher end products. But under favourable situations, they can come pretty close. And they certainly are very enjoyable. So, I am curious... why do you find that offensive?
And the rule of diminishing returns: To get more performance, both the consumer and the manufacturer wi'll have to pay an escalating price for it. To squeeze the last 10% of performance, they have to spend 90% of the cost to refine the product, get more exotic parts, pay for specialised service, pay for expensive human resource, promote/market the product like crazy, etc... So it is not surprising that Superlux is comparable in certain areas.
Besides, some guys here own both high end gears and cheap Superlux cans... and they just wanna compare for personal reasons: and is that of any serious consequences to you?
And who says big brands like Westone, Final Audio, Earsonic don't spend big budget on marketing? They don't advertise in local magazines doesn't mean they don't promote their products using other means (e.g. sponsorship, forums, paying for artists as ambassadors, sending review units, etc). Probably less than Monster, but still huge amounts of money.