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Noble Audio has been delighting the community with beautiful, great-sounding in-ear monitors for years. At its helm is Dr. John Moulton, an audiologist by training who fans have appropriately nicknamed the Wizard Read More
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The right earbud is significantly lower volume now on my pair, I've cleaned/taken off the mesh grill to make sure nothing was blocking the way. The only way to fix it is to mess with the balance of my computer.
Hey, does anyone know if a MacBook Pro would be able to drive these? I don't want to waste money and I honestly do not know much about audio quality at all. If it helps, most of my listening is done through Spotify.
karim0820You’ll do just fine with these powered thru your MBPro! I’d research if these are truly gonna be the best bang for your buck tho..there are lots of well-reviewed iems out there for far less than this pair even. And that’s for a good reason.
I don’t usually prefer to jump on the hype train but for $29 (I believe?) you can get the Blon BL-03 rn from drop. Those are excellent sounding, and not just for their price..they’re just plain ole’ good any way you slice it. Others that sound good for far less money than these are the KZ ZS10 Pro, some of the offerings from Tin and many others. Best of luck with whatever direction you take. Btw, most of the offerings In iems under this price point will be easy to drive without dedicated amplification.
ChumbaWumbaPower is almost never a concern with IEM's but noise levels and the output impedance do very much matter. Those items are usually the reason people add an amp to their IEM setup. In this case the IEM is quite inefficient at 90db/mW (low for any type of headphone) and has a relatively low nominal impedance of 16 ohms (demands current from source). Older samsung phones (pre 9 I believe) will not be a good match (very high distortion below 32 ohm load) nor is anything with a high output impedance (>2 ohms). Some of the macbook pro's have a 10 ohm output impedance, this will matter more with multiple driver IEM's but depending on the impedance curve of this IEM it won't be idel.
TLDR: Yes it will work and probably sound decent, no it will be no where near ideal.
I purchased these as an add-on bundle with my HE4XX (so they were rather reasonably priced, but still...) so I can't leave a review for these as I'm not a verified purchaser. However, I just need to say that these feel and sound like the original Apple Earpods compared to my TIN T3 which are the SAME price. Don't buy these headphones, the only thing they have going for them is the bass. The wire is awful, they feel cheap and don't sound better than $10-20 earbuds from any generic brand.
I'm having a hard time believing people are ready to buy such a low quality product for such a high price, brand marketing is really something incredible
will these work with a Sennheiser belt pack?
Any experience with sweat and being able to seal effectively.
Oh right, these aren't actual IEMs like professional musicians use. They are just co-opting the term to make their cheap earbuds seem more upmarket.