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- Includes:
- ER2SE Dynamic Studio Edition Earphones
- Detachable 4' Cable
- Foam and Three-Flange Eartips
- Filter Removal Tool and Filters
- Shirt Clip
- Compact Storage Pouch
- Features:
- True high accuracy sound experience
- Metal earpieces with anodized finish
- Assortment of eartips for the perfect in-ear fit
- Detachable cables allow for easy replacement
- 35+ dB of natural external noise isolation
- Reinforced cable for durability
- User-replaceable filters that protect the balanced armature drivers from ear wax
- It also includes Etymotic Research's 2-year limited warranty.
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AaronK5014
asked this question on 04-10-2021 at 02:58 PM
04-10-2021 at 04:33 PM
The best ways to use these with an iPhone or any other iOS device is to purchase the Apple Lightning to 3.5 mm Headphone Jack Adapter for $9. It is very well regarded for it's sound reproduction and price. The adapter should also be more than adequate for powering these ER2SE.
Sound is incredibly subjective, so theses may be better than AirPod Pros for some and worse for others. Things like hearing damage, file quality, fit and environment are different for everyone which makes sound quality difficult to judge objectively. The best way to see if you like these is to purchase them. If you are used to a bass heavy sound signature the ER2SE may sound poor because of its flat sound profile. If you like more BOOM, look out for the ER2XR which have more BASS.
Sound is incredibly subjective, so theses may be better than AirPod Pros for some and worse for others. Things like hearing damage, file quality, fit and environment are different for everyone which makes sound quality difficult to judge objectively. The best way to see if you like these is to purchase them. If you are used to a bass heavy sound signature the ER2SE may sound poor because of its flat sound profile. If you like more BOOM, look out for the ER2XR which have more BASS.
04-15-2021 at 07:35 PM
I have an ER2XR paired to a DragonFly Red. Source is either the iPhone X or MacBook Pro. To be honest, to my ears, there is very minimal difference with the Dragonfly Red (even with lossless audio). However, between the MacBook Pro and the iPhone X, the iPhone X seems to provide better fidelity. As the previous poster mentioned, its very subjective. Some listeners would be able to discern the difference, or it may just be a placebo effect. Best to try it out yourself and gauge how the sound "feels".
AaronK5014
asked this question on 04-10-2021 at 02:59 PM
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Sibilance is when a singer's S sounds are over pronounced. These iems do not over exaggerate S's. Also, sparkle is upper treble. Too much sounds unnatural, but it also helps with how airy music will sound. The whole iem game is about manufacturers tuning and all of them vary just a little bit in their own way. It's a strange hobby from the outside perspective for sure.
Nothing really comes close to their quality and tonality within this price range.
Only problem is that these aren't exactly comfortable, and if you don't get a perfect seal, the things I say about quality and tonality can be thrown out the window.
But yes, these will blow any Tin (even the higher end planars) or KZ, or most sub $150 chi-fi around, out of the water.
I've got a ton of chifi sets. Kz dq6/zsn pro/zs10 pro, legacy 3 and 4, tin t2 and t4, blon 03 and 01's, super tape&pro, urbanfun's and a few more. Maybe I have a problem. Lol.
My favorites are the etymotics and my legacy's.
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Nothing really comes close to their quality and tonality within this price range.
Only problem is that these aren't exactly comfortable, and if you don't get a perfect seal, the things I say about quality and tonality can be thrown out the window.
But yes, these will blow any Tin (even the higher end planars) or KZ, or most sub $150 chi-fi around, out of the water.
I've got a ton of chifi sets. Kz dq6/zsn pro/zs10 pro, legacy 3 and 4, tin t2 and t4, blon 03 and 01's, super tape&pro, urbanfun's and a few more. Maybe I have a problem. Lol.
My favorites are the etymotics and my legacy's.
Sibilance is when a singer's S sounds are over pronounced. These iems do not over exaggerate S's. Also, sparkle is upper treble. Too much sounds unnatural, but it also helps with how airy music will sound. The whole iem game is about manufacturers tuning and all of them vary just a little bit in their own way. It's a strange hobby from the outside perspective for sure.
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Sibilance is when a singer's S sounds are over pronounced. These iems do not over exaggerate S's. Also, sparkle is upper treble. Too much sounds unnatural, but it also helps with how airy music will sound. The whole iem game is about manufacturers tuning and all of them vary just a little bit in their own way. It's a strange hobby from the outside perspective for sure.
My hearing isn't great and I have trouble making out words sometimes that are important. Was thinking this might help.
My hearing isn't great and I have trouble making out words sometimes that are important. Was thinking this might help.
SE generally has more neutral sound.
Just watched the video and it shows a straight audio jack, can anyone reassure me that it is straight?