jus clearing my doubts do the IEMs have same amt bass compared to the headphones
iems have the following advantages over headphones :
noise isolation (not cancelling, isolation)
wider soundstage (you can imagine the instruments being played as if they were physically present at a specific position)
I have never heard a headphone but M1 has ample amount of bass. From what I have read, headphones sound a little more "airy".
depends. if you have open headphones, outside noises will be more, but soundstage will be wider
if you have closed, the soundstage will be narrower and it will sound more "restricted"
so u mean amps only suitable for audiophile grade headphones
yes, because they have more input resistance so that ordinary noise signals(like static, radio waves, voltages) dont interfere with the connection, so they need more current/voltage(dunno exactly, im grasping at straws here) to properly work, which cannot be provided by normal audio sources.
I found the Sennheiser CX180 to be better (warmer+bassier) than the Brainwavz M1. I own both BTW. Both sell for around 1500 bucks.
Kirlosquar got them recently. I am awaiting his view on the IEMs.
IEMs in general have more bass than normal earphones.
BTW why are you buying an amp. I remember only some of those 10k + headphones need amps to power them.
Normal IEMs play well with anything. Ditch the amp if it for the IEMs.
In that case Brainwavz M2, Hippo VB will be good. for 2.5k
Sarath, buddy, are you sure the senns are better than m1's? im not sure coz i have nt heard the senns... could you do a small review or something?
hmm..thanxx all for your suggestions......now i'm confused whether to buy an AMP+earphones or simply go for an earphone worth 2.5k..!!!!!!
get the earphones. forget about the amps...
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/audio/137055-why-do-i-need-amp.html