Audio Fidelity

Hopefully.

Looks like my money won't stay any longer with me...

I own E5c and E500 since 2005 & 2006 respectively so far no issue. My E5c cable also oxidize too but no sound quality issue.

Any website I could refer to this China made custom IEM?

Or RSA P-51 Mustang.

Good service, Stereo.

Shure SE530 for sure!

My latest portable rigs

Saw a guy with E2c at Tampines McDonald around 9pm.

Congratulations on your purchase. You will shure like this baby! Enjoy.

Should be a good start.

Timbaland feat Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake - Give it to me.

Today saw a guy using Shure either E2, E3 or E4 black in HMV store at 2pm.

Yes. Complys are those found on the UM1 like this The custom IEM from Westone is the Elite series that provide an exact fit to your ear which need your ears impressions to be made in order to build your custom monitors.

Perhaps Westone 3 is worth to waiting for. But Westone will launch Custom 3 after the Westone 3... Would you keep on waiting for. . . ?

Westone not set the price yet. Will be in the mid-high US$300 range.

Me too. Will pre-order one soon.

You may try Westone UM56 to improve fit, sound and isolation for your UM2. But it need your ear impression and take about 2 weeks to be done.

The Pussycat Dolls - PCD

Happy birthday, Aron. you did great job in this forum.

Not the best choice for listening to recorded music.

I prefer Apple Lossless to rip CD songs. It takes 25 to 35MB per song.

Having fun...

Sad to hear that your UM1 left side is not working. Stereo Eletronics sell around $180 if i'm not wrong. Why not go and upgrade your earphones?

I suggest that you may visit Stereo Electronics ( Woodlands Square Causeway Point, #04-08/09/10 Tel:68943601 ) for testing these earphones. Their staffs are pleased to serve you. They also provide various fit kits to suit your needs. A good seal is VERY IMPORTANT for in-ear earphones. You will lose bass response and the sound will tend to be over bright without a good seal. There are no magic directions because everybody’s ear canal size and shape are different. If you push it in too far, you may block the tiny opening of the ear tip. You need to be patient to determine the best way to adjust them to your own unique anatomy. The best way to determine which earphones suit you better is experience yourself than listening advice from others. You know what you need and your ears never lie you. Trust you ears.