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Question: How well do they work for the spoken word? I listen to a lot of audio books and podcasts.
Document: First, a little about my usage: I own Audio-Technica AD700 headphones, HiFiMan RE0 IEMs, and now these. I work in a laboratory, where I am able to listen to my headphones for between 5 and 8 hours per day. I have owned these headphones now for about a month, and in that time have used these headphones for approximately 200 hours total.These were an incredible purchase; I don't regret a dime.
I think people really think they are more expensive looking then they are. The just scream high quality. Also the noise isolation is just off the charts with the correct ear tips. My ears require the smallest tips. I listen to all genres of music including comedy albums and audio books. Enjoy these IEM's like none other that I have owned. I love the case that's included and the fit around ear is superb.
The sound stage is open and has pretty good width and height for and IEM, and they work really well with my Ibasso DX50 and my FIIO X3. I listen to all kinds of music from rock to classical, jazz, folk, blues, some country, and electronic and these just handle it all with aplomb!
I love the sound, I listen to an eclectic range of music (rock, rap, hiphop, classical, techno, and yes, even some pop), and these headphones work well for everything I've listened to so far. The bass is good, although the treble is a bit flat, but for the most part they sound good. The ear wraps are a nice touch, allowing them to be secure enough that a light yank on the cord will not displace them.
They work sound nice & are nicely constructed and no one else can hear what your listening to even turned all the way up.They are pricey but priced the same as beats audio which we all know are WAY OVER PRICED and have poor sound quality...However mine were missed up right out of the box. They only wok on one side but sometimes the right goes in and out I guess their must be a short or something.
I bought my MA750 after reading a lot of positive reviews here. I've been an audiophile for over 2 decades. I have what I believe are very good home audio and head-fi gear. I know what good sound is.These iems are not that great. An audiophile with experience will quickly hear that this is thin sounding. Bass reverberates badly on my set. It's very bad distortion. If you are used to anything less, sure, these will be the best earphones you have ever owned.
But unlike bose I feel that you hear details in the audio that you don't get with lesser headphones. I really feel like I'm listening through more expensive buds. I believe these are a steal for the price. And as far as noise isolations they work perfect. Better than my bose qc2's. But isolation is always a better method than cancellation for cutting down on ambient noise. That's not unique to these buds.
I listen to music nearly everyday, whether i'm doing chores or playing games. I have a lot of experience with other earphones from Sennheiser cx300II, Klipsh S4i, Bose IE2, Sony, and the popular skull candies. All of those earphones were below $100, so I didn't know if the extra 50 to 80 bucks was worth the sound quality. I can safely say it was worth the money.
Tendency towards brightness. The MA750 again compares very favorably. Bass extend is better, better upper mid treble control, smoother with less sibilance tenancies without losing much if any detail. Most surprisingly was how close to the open airy sound the MA750 come to the Grado...I honestly didn't think an IEM could sound like this, really losing nothing to an open headphone or stereo speaker setup. Unreal.VS- Audio Technica ATH-M50 (non direct, friends). A lot of folks darling.
It's actually a lot more challenging to build a phone with a smoother bass frequency, and one that can actually play bass that is lower than mid-bass is seriously challenging. The fact is that when you listen to gear with a mid-bass hump, it's satisfying to a degree, but you are missing a good 20% of the music that is below there. The mid-bass hump is like having a bright light shining in your eyes, you can't see the rest of the room.
Answer: Quality is amazing, I listen to movies and online videos through the headphones even when Im alone for the better detail.