sound is very subjective i must said.. but,i dont think bijou is that bad.its have an own strength.and i go for it bass.give it a time to some burn in and the bass will catch u out!pairing bijou with a 'good' gadget will take it the to next level.

sound depend on personal preference too.

do you know where is selling this earphone? around how much? wanna to get one to replace my old one...

get from bulk section.yuheng selling.

After about 300 hours of burn in........
it is kinda magic. i didn't notice it at first because i always use bijou in office.
Today i take bijou home to try with my FiiO amp. When compare side by side with PMX60, really feel the difference now.
sound stage and clarity is now much better than my Sennheiser PMX-60! PMX60 sounds FLAT compared to bijou, like the instruments and voice cramp together (aka Staging), bass response is definately better than PMX-60 because bijou is in-ear.

Well, it took 300hours to realize it's potential for me.

too bad FiiO amp didn't work too well for bijou.

that why burn in is important.

but man... 300hours lol.. it's kinda tough nut to crack. hard to swallow. thank god it came out sweet.

for nice sound ma.

I certainly hope that it's the same for me. I've burned in like 100 hours already and I think it only sounds sub par compared to my Razer pro tones m100.

This post has been edited by Lockhart: Oct 14 2008, 10:04 PM

maybe just individual preferance.

very noob question,

is the bijou single or dual drive? and how does it affect the sound?

It's single driver. dual driver is implemented property can improve the details because each driver have limited frequencies to respond to. if only 1 driver, it has to produce all the frequencies.
but if dual driver not implemented properly, it will have resonance.. sound loudness not equal across the spectrum. IMO.

btw.. 1 downside with bijou.. the ear tip sux. lol. any recommendations?

It's using dynamic driver, hence the long burn in time. 300 hours is consider little imo, headphones do take even longer.

hehe,some headfone need 500 hours burn in time,lolz.

yeah, some takes more than 800 hours, amps do also take that long time to burn in

1000 hours burn in time also got.

Time to get a better amp!

Single, dual driver are up from RM800. You can start with Q-jays.

Get the comply tips. hehe...

walabies bring in the futuresonics as well
at least much better the bijous

Hi guys,

I just got my Mylarone Bijou Gunmetal and... before I start my rant, let me try to prove that I am not a moron.

I have one CX300, which I use regularly, so I do know how to use IEMs.
I have one SR60, which I use regularly, so I am not really that tone deaf.

Something is wrong with my Bijous. The sound is lopsided. To be specific, every spectrum on the left side, is off. The bass and volume level between both sides are so obviously different.

It's so obvious that it's giving me headaches. Before you question me, yes, I have checked and make sure the seal is tight on both side. And here is a run down of things I tried.

1. Switching both side's foam tips to one size bigger
2. Switching both side's foam tips to one size smaller
3. Change left side's foam tip only to one size bigger
4. Change left side's foam tip only to one size smaller

And every time I made a change, I tested with by swapping left and right sides.

And it is confirmed, the sound is .... for the lack of better words... bad on the left side. Right side = nice tight bass/treble, left side = RM10 headphones = shallow, veiled, flat.

Does anyone else have the same problem? I notice it's still there after 8 hours of burning on, and getting even more obvious.

Sure, sure. Some of you would scoff. What is 8 hours. These babies need 120hours+ of burn in right? But come on, even the volume should be balanced from the beginning, right?

Oh before I forget, yes, I have tried with multiple sources (Creative Zen Vision:M, PC, notebook), and that's definitely rules out.

Have I gotten a lemon?

Sometime we get unlucky in our purchase. Try get replacement