I doubt anyone can help you if you did actually Google Search and still can not understand.

Adidas Sennheiser series.

Bro E1 has a shop in Sungei Wang.

Its gives the sound a physiological effect. As in you get to 'feel' the music in a sense. But also, treble that extends beyond the human hearing gives a more realistic sound and also a smoother treble.

But anyway, I think you're going way OT with your questions relative to the topic of this thread, no?

This post has been edited by joshuachew: May 15 2014, 11:03 PM

paging for bro

This post has been edited by joshuachew: May 15 2014, 11:57 PM

SQ wise.
Miracle >>> V3.
Miracle is a flagship. So unless you're just comparing the price. Then yes. Buy other than that. Miracle >>> V3. As it stands. SQ wise.

And if can find the Miracle at a bargain price, why not.

This post has been edited by joshuachew: May 17 2014, 10:49 AM

Then why just 'settle' for the V3 when you am save up abit more to own a flagship. You shouldn't be in a rush. This is after all a hobby anyway. If I were you I would save up for the Miracle. Getting the V3 that's $499 for less than 2k. And getting a USD 1049 Miracle all in for about Rm2,500. Just to put things in perspective.

Should be posting here bro.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/137253/+1700#entry68013455

A wide soundstage gives you the feeling that that you're listening to the music in a nice big open arena. A narrow or closed soundstage will make you feel like you're in a 12' by 12' box listening to the band play. In that same box you're sitting in. Lol.

At this point, one does wonder if they're being baited.
My Roxanne IEMs have big soundstage. So technically everything you said above does not apply. So do you really know what soundstage means?


This post has been edited by joshuachew: May 21 2014, 12:16 PM

FOR EVERY QUERY HERE ASKING FOR AN EARPHONE RECOMENDATION. DITA THE TRUTH EDITION.

We do. But for some reason it's closed

WHAT amp?

How was the soundstage?

Any response from them?

Any response why the M100 thread is closed? In the meanwhile....

Presenting the M100's.

Doesn't matter man. So what if they use it? They're football players not musicians. My believe is this. The best equipment is what the pros use when they're working.
I know then you'll say that artists use beats and what not. They may wear beats in public for publicity. But try checking out what they're wearing in their concerts and in the studio. I spotted Macklemore using the LCD3 in the studio on MTV the other day.
FYI they use Custom In Ear Monitors when they're in concert.

You open to trying Custom IEMs? Or just headphones?