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keiran
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Sep 28, 2016
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a.assuras
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keiranDo the included ear tips fit well in your ears? Because if not, they're not going to sound very good. Yes, there will be more of a lack of bass than you're used to, but that's pretty normal for IEM's as they're supposed to have more of a balanced sound than a warm sound like a lot of headphones have.
a.assuras
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Sep 28, 2016
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keiranNot sure, it's really up to you. You could try Comply Foam Tips. I just grabbed the silicone ear tips from my old Sennheiser earbuds, as they've always fit me well and appear to fit the RE00's.
Angra
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Sep 28, 2016
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keiranThere's nothing to help tinny treble. These are just terrible iem's. I've never owned a tinny pair in my life. I'd say the old sennheiser cx300's - which were my first iem's ever - sounded better than these. These aren't even balanced/neutral sounding aside from the tinny treble. The bass is so imprecise that it muddies the whole sound up. I LOVE bass-anemic phones -- this pair isn't just bass lacking, the bass is just extremely inaccurate. My favorite pair of discontinued iem's are the Vsonic VC02 that had the most modest amount of well-controlled bass and which some described as clinical.
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By nature, do IEMs sound tinny compared to headphones? Is there a way to try to improve the RE-00s, and is it expensive to do this (don't want to throw good money after bad).
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