I'm from europe and couldn't get the clear triple flange large eartips anywhere for a reasonable price. Customer service told me to go fuck myself

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If you can find a legit one, Sony MH755 has one of the best bass shelves, and quantity, of any IEM under $100.

The ER2XR is more coherent overall because it's only using a single DD. That's something that I prioritize heavily. But, and this is a big but, the Blessing 2 is more technical. You'll get better imaging and resolution on the B2. I think both have fairly good tonal balances.

@@Precogvision Forgetting everything else, if talking about vocals/dialog, which ones would you prefer, for say listening to audiobooks?

Really? Damn I was about to buy these that sounds bad. Are you sure you didn't get a defective pair?

​@@jcap8391 Honestly I'm not sure as I don't have a 2nd pair to compare to. It probably is still a very nice IEM for classical music etc, but for me the Starfield fits my taste a bit better. I'm planning to sell the ER2XR.

What kind of music do you listen to? I'm planning to buy these, but I also have a lot of speed metal and power metal tracks in my library. Mainly DragonForce. Do you think these handle metal music well?

@@DanTraa I listen to a range of stuff - rock, pop, indie, hip-hop, instrumentals etc. - among which hardcore/screamo (Blessthefall for example) is probably closest to what you mentioned. It happens that I haven't got time to sell my er2xr so I took it out for another evaluation listening to Dragonforce, here are the thoughts after my 2nd take - well pretty much the same as the 1st one...er2xr is really not built for heavy stuff, to my ears at least. There is almost no 'body' to the music, guitar distortion sounds like kitchen knives (I play electric guitar for reference), the sound stage is narrow too. Swapping back to the Starfield made an immediate difference - not saying that the Starfield is perfect in any sense - but now you at least get some bass going and distortion sounds are much more solid, the sound stage opened up too. So yea, er2xr is maybe good for some genres, but definitely not a keeper for me.

@@daguaishouxd Thanks for taking your time listening to them! Seems like not a good choice for me. I'll probably look at stuff that has a little bit more midbass like the Starfield

Haven’t heard ER2SE, but if it’s similar to ER2XR then yea B2 has better resolution in the midrange.

Er2se

Haven't heard the Fiio stuff, but it definitely isolates better than all of them. Honestly, I'd put the SE215 at a 2/10.

@@Precogvision thanks for your opinion. It was good 7 years ago but as of today, SE215 indeed is far compare to Etymotic and Fiio, yet more expensive. I’d HIGHLY suggest you to have a look at Fiio. They are solid with an amazing sound stage. The Fiio FH7 is one of the bests IEM and can compete with the Shure SE846. My choice is between the Etymotic and Fiio FH1 now. Will do a poll on an audiophile page and I’lL buy the one leading

Yeah, that’s about right. Most of the tribrids I’ve tried have been more expensive, like the VE Elysium, EE Odin, and Jomo Trinity Brass. They definitely have potential; however, the main issue you need to consider is coherency because you’re mix-and-matching driver types. Some people are more sensitive to that type of issue than others (and of course it depends on the IEM).

​@@Precogvision about tribrid prices, senfer dt6 is only $19 :) but it may not be a price range you chose to look into as unfortunately we usually get what we pay for.

Carlangas A Can’t remember...I just listen for fun!

Your device probably has a mic already which is what's picking up your voice in chats.

@@Precogvision the point is where. Cant see it.

But the point is that there’s no mic at all on the ER2XR itself. The microphone is on whatever device you’re using.

@@Precogvision I tried the keep the phone fat from my mouth to see if it triggers the phone mic. Nope. It does not. It's strange

Ye FDX1 is pretty solid. Not a fan of the timbre, as notes decay a bit too quickly, but it’s got a technical edge over the ER2XR for sure.

Only thing is the fit was very horrible for me, otherwise a very solid one for it's price

What score would you give it on ur ranking list?

Like 5.5 or 6/10

But the ER2XR is on sale for $100 on Amazon right now ;)

Haven’t heard SE846, but I think the general consensus is that the KSE1200/1500 is the only Shure really worth buying.

SE846 wasn't made with accuracy in mind. It's geared towards audience that only want bass. And only bass. Everything else in the frequency range is second class. It has really good deep reaching bass but like I stated earlier, the rest of the spectrum feels 'unconsidered'. As a whole, I would say this is the much much better IEM. SE846 is really cool to demo out though. The deep bass is great. For everyday purposes though, I wouldn't really consider the IEM unless you really enjoy the unique sound signature itself. I would say in general, audio listening devices have 2 different approaches in their products: consumer preference sound and studio reference sound. SE846 is in the former and there are those in head-fi who love their 846 over the Andromedas. The Etymotic ER series are more in the latter in that the earphones are better overall in sound quality when staying true to the music itself. If I had to stick to only one listening device (ER2XR and SE846) and no other IEMs (and did not know the sticker prices), I would personally prefer the ER2XR sound for long term listening as SE846 is great to first listen to for the first half an hour but the sound gets old quick (you are basically listening only for the subwoofer experience, nothing more).

@@2RosarioVampire great reply IMHO. This message should be spread...

What are you driving them with? Idk what to use but I was considering the dragonfly red

@@jasonbhatnagar7134 with ifi hip dac. And the pairining is really nice. I have no frame of reference with other gears. But I'm very happy with mine! 😁

I wish it were that easy. Fit and comfort are 100% subjective with this stuff because, you know, no two people have the exact same ear. The only way to know for sure is to actually try it.