Decent IEM for when I'm mountain biking.
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Whats wrong with the CX300? Wanting something better?
Also, the sound of birds and nature should be enough
Dunno...yeah...think they cost me 9.99 in a forest deal.
I went today on my bike...I sang pink floyds the wall from start to finish without any music as my iPhone was dead before I set off
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18652317
But I still stand by that no music should be needed when mountain biking, for me it's all part of the experience. Getting away from modern life (on my modern bike, with GPS computer and of course a go pro)
But I still stand by that no music should be needed when mountain biking, for me it's all part of the experience. Getting away from modern life (on my modern bike, with GPS computer and of course a go pro
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+1 Another for VSD3S the best earphones for the money and even under 100 pounds. However if you are sensitive to high frequencies they can be slightly sibilant. Although I noticed that become less when properly amped from fiio e10k.
since no budget was offered ATH IM02
You have a (self-imposed) bufget of ~£200 and you would chose the ATH-IM02s?
Not the Custom Art Music One, not the Senn IE80, not even the Fidue A83 or DUNU DN-2000, but the ATH-IM02s?? TwsT I am disappointed.
not heard them myself
seem to have an ok rep on head fi.
consensus seems to be that they are hard to power but good sound is produced.
http://www.head-fi.org/products/havi-b3-pro-1
seem to have an ok rep on head fi.
consensus seems to be that they are hard to power but good sound is produced.
http://www.head-fi.org/products/havi-b3-pro-1
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They are coming in at 47.99 is this right?
I'm notBesides they aren't £200 they are like £100. Suppose i could have recommended the pinnacle P1 from mee audio.
I've never seen them for less than £180-ish and even for around the £100 mark they aren't anything special - acoustically they are very similar to the Brainwavz B2s, there really isn't much in it, except for the fact the B2s are £40!!
The P1s however do look like very interesting headphones, though I've not read any reviews in detail.
HAVI B3 Pro's are quite good, but not as good as the VSonics. The latter are also much easier to drive and more likely to perform better from a standard headphone-out on a phone.
No. £35.99 from the only official resaler. Buy them from here. Incidentally, LendMeUrEars are the only seller that VSonic will honour a warranty through, so if you do go for the VSonics make sure to get them from there. HAVI may have a similar case, definitely worth looking into with the East Asian manufacturers.
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http://usd.fx-exchange.com/gbp/68-exchange-rates.html
Edit: I'm such a noob! Thats was Singapore dollars lol
Am I best to buy them in Euro,US dollars or Singapore dollars?
I think not - the Fidue A73 are regarded as an upgrade to the VSD3S and come in at just under £100
New one is slightly more refined and has better build quality. By better refined I mean improved top end (inc slight reduction in sibilance that some complain of) and more precise bass.