- Very comfortable and light.
- Can tackle any bass line leaving you with a permanent smirk!
- Lacks detail very apparent in Electronic music and to anyone after small nuances in Classical pieces.
- Smooth mellow sound.
- Easy listening for long periods, no fatigue.
Ideal For
Undemanding listeners of Pop, Rock, 80’s, and Acoustic genres who want a big speaker sound with the bass line to smile about.
Reggae, Rap, and Hip-Hop lovers
All The Waterboys track I could find sounded great!
Not For
Electronic music or demanding Classical lovers
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Sadly you are part of a breed of people where most of these earphones cannot help.
However I really think you need to stick to transducer based earphones such as the Ultimate Ears 5Pro or Shure SE310, E3c, E4c. These kind of earphones are not as warm as normal coil based types, but they do excel when it comes to transient and fast attacking sounds i.e. drums.
If you also are after some depth to your sound and some bottom end – then the only earphones I would even bother with are the dual drivers – and here I would suggest the Westone UM2’s or if you can push the budget the triple driver Shure SE530.
Not only are these earphones multi driver but I also think they would have headroom you need.
Hope this helps.
Tarkan
Which of the earphones are best fr drum sound. I am a professinal drummer and want the ultimate drum in ear monitor.