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malvinvnv
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Nov 3, 2017
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JakeGladneyI'd honestly take SE215 any day. This thing sounds like a 1940's radio or something. Mids are honky, there's barely any treble extension to speak of, bass is somewhat minimal, to the point it's nonexistent
I honestly don't know if my friend's unit is broken or if the IEM is really tuned like that. I was trying to like it, but I struggled with it.
The SE215 sounds like a TOTL IEM compared to these. It's got a clearer, better defined bass. recessed mids and some sort of alright treble extension. But it's nothing horrible, only underperforming for the price it's rated.
I honestly don't know if my friend's unit is broken or if the IEM is really tuned like that. I was trying to like it, but I struggled with it.
The SE215 sounds like a TOTL IEM compared to these. It's got a clearer, better defined bass. recessed mids and some sort of alright treble extension. But it's nothing horrible, only underperforming for the price it's rated.
JakeGladney
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Nov 3, 2017
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malvinvnvIf you add a fiio cable with the 215 the highs sound a lot better, removes the bloated bass
malvinvnv
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Nov 3, 2017
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JakeGladneyMaybe, but the performance gain vs the price you have to pay is not something I'd take. I'd just jump straight to the top from whatever IEM I currently have
IME, a better use of money
IME, a better use of money
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