We're having some off-line discussions about what extra data might be worth pushing to the database. This could just be the ER2XR having elevated bass so it affected just the lower mids slightly, but I found them to be similar enough that I think they can both be classified as the same. If you’re not familiar with Etymotic IEMs, you can find the insertion instructions here: https://www. I got the FIIOs as a gift from a friend but they now belong to my one sister because I guess that's just how things turn out sometimes. Not saying this is necessarily true of Etymōtic by the way since I've not get gotten to play with their filters, just armchair supposing based on what meager time I've spent playing with modding headphones.

First, as a long-term user of Etymotic ER•4p-series earphones, I was struck by the strong sonic family resemblance between the classic ER•4p’s and the new and far more affordable ER2-series earphones. But calibration can help alleviate many common issues, such as the early low- and high-frequency roll-offs in many clone-coupler mics, and you can also retroactively correct any existing measurements, post-calibration. They’re not necessarily wrong—it’s great to walk about without being tethered to your phone—but it’s only great when it works.Neither is going to satisfy bassheads, but the XR model is at least going to provide the impact to handle most genres with some grace. mm short to be exact, squeezed foam would close the output in you ear, particularly with deep insert. I don't think this was a case of the bass overwhelming the rest of the FR or anything, and it was slight enough that it could have just been my ears on those days. It sounded like a studio monitor essentially, which isn't necessarily the presentation I always want but I can't fault it for doing what it's tuned to do. If you’re someone who usually switches between a variety of devices with different OS, then these are suited for you.

A cookie set by YouTube to measure bandwidth that determines whether the user gets the new or old player interface.earfonia has made a number of very significant contributions, which I can't properly do justice to in one post. To be expected, but honestly the difference is rather close which I think is either a win in the Ety case, or a loss in the Blessing 2 case. mm adapter, Conexant cx31993 dongle (Earfonia had the idea to include this to help calibrate SPL without needing an SPL meter. Although similar in dimensions to the ER4XR, the ER2SEs don’t suffer from a very monitoresque presentation. I ended up archiving a few headphone measurements of interest back when I had an active subscription.

Inside each nozzle is a removable filter that protects the drivers from dust, earwax, and other buildups. Using the foam tips mitigates this somewhat— they level the upper frequencies out and make a better case for using them as a treble reference, but the foams don't resolve the matter entirely.I remember the FXT90s being my first fancy IEMs when I was a noob, and trying very hard to love them because of all the rave reviews online. Just try a pair of ER2SE’s or ER2XR’s (we’ll leave the voicing choice to you) and see if you don’t agree. Both offer “studio responses,” meaning dead neutrality with maybe a slight bass roll-off to prevent bass from getting obtrusive (but not much of one). The only concern I have is that the cable looks very delicate, and the drivers have this notch thingy, due to which they don't fit into other MMCX cables.