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RHA MA750 VS SHURE SE215 VS SENNHEISER MOMENTUM IN-EAR VS YAMAHA EPH-100SL
RHA MA750 VS SHURE SE215 VS SENNHEISER MOMENTUM IN-EAR VS YAMAHA EPH-100SL
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Having owned/ tried and compared RHA MA750, Shure 215, and Hifiman RE400, I find the most balanced sound from RE400. Their sound is flatter, non-fatiguing, more balanced, and perform well with more music genres than the other two.
Shure215 sound warm, dark, and bassy. The vocals are great, but treble lacks clarity.
RHA MA750 sound impressive and extremely bright - but it gets tiring to listen to due to their overly bumped treble. At first I noticed I am hearing a lot more details from songs than I used to, and I thought they were amazing, but then I started noticing the treble distorting and breaking up with certain songs. For example, songs with excessive use of high hats. Those songs do not sound fatiguing on CIEMs and speakers I've tried, but they sound very distorted and edgy with MA750.
Shure215 sound warm, dark, and bassy. The vocals are great, but treble lacks clarity.
RHA MA750 sound impressive and extremely bright - but it gets tiring to listen to due to their overly bumped treble. At first I noticed I am hearing a lot more details from songs than I used to, and I thought they were amazing, but then I started noticing the treble distorting and breaking up with certain songs. For example, songs with excessive use of high hats. Those songs do not sound fatiguing on CIEMs and speakers I've tried, but they sound very distorted and edgy with MA750.
RHA MA750 ONLY!
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