Within a month of getting these headphones, the left ear is now constantly cutting out and barely plays at all.
Bought an entirely new cable thinking that would fix the issue but within a week i was having the same issue. Terrible quality control on these headphones. The left ear now doesn’t work at all making these unusable.
Poor customer service, they claim that they sell without an option to return because they buy in bulk from the manufacturer to offer the lowest prices - NOT TRUE. I did not get the best price available at the time, it was cheaper on Amazon ($500 vs Drop $550), the cable did not work well and Drop did not reply to my return request. I guess I will not recommend nor buy at Drop ever again. I had to get third party tips because the ones from Sennheiser would always leave an air gap. The build quality of the IEM itself it is top notch but the cables are not good quality and proprietary you can't replace them.
elisionThe cables are MMCX connections and definitely replaceable. There are a plentitudes of available cables out there in standard and balanced options. The cables do detach, just have to crab the connection and give it a solid tug. MMCX cables snap in.
musicmanbbI own the IE600, and it’s important to note that the connectors used are not standard MMCX connectors. While you can use standard MMCX cables, they may have a loose fit and potentially cause connection issues. The connectors on the original Sennheiser cable are approximately 1mm deeper, ensuring a secure and stable connection.
This is the most I've ever spent on IEMs and they do sound great. My previous most expensive IEMs are the Sennheiser IE300 and these IE600 are certainly better, but honestly, not that that much better for the price difference. I guess the IE300 much punch above their price.
I don't know what words I can use to describe what I am hearing.
This is my very first IEMs and I was absolutely shocked by the sound quality.
Crystal clear, accurate you name it.
100% RECOMMEND IT!
I own the 300, 600, and TW and have to recommend all of them. They certainly have a similar signature, but they don’t sound the same. The 300s are my mowing IEMs, and the 600s are for at work. Technically punches much higher than the 300, with greater clarity and tighter bass. The 300s have a “thicker” sound, something that doesn’t bother me over the sound of the mower.