ty. I see it’s possible to change the bass amount depending on how you put the ear tip on. have you tried that, if so what’s your experience

As an avid fan of moondrop from owning an Aria, Quarks and Sparks I adore the different colors of Sparks but I misplaced / lost my charging case and I own a pink one so I'm kinda stuck with just staring at my pair and not being able to use them.

If you own a sparks wouldn't you love moondrop to re-release purple and pink variants in the future? Let's start a conversation below.

Maybe he was afraid of being so blown away by good audio that his own stuff wouldn’t satisfy him anymore

I can’t believe I missed out on buying a Piety. I’m on Reddit all damn day and somehow this went under my radar lol

Does he have the ears that were promised? Ears able to withstand the beyer treble spike at over 100 dB...

Gotcha. I'll play around with squig.link a little. Thanks a bunch for the info.

Avoid them like the plague? I can understand bland indifference towards a hobby, but active dislike?

Is it as harsh/shouty/sibilant as Moondrop Chu ?

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Oh God, I totally forgot about that. He did turn it way up :(

2 years later and he's contemplating Susvara or Utopia

Man, the Sennheiser stock tips are even worse than the S12? How's that possible?

I like to use the same headphones for everything and I'm too inexperienced to even begin playing with the 10+ bands there are in EQ even with oratory's harman curve as a starting point.

I am a total slut for my Zen Can's x-bass though if that counts

The best feeling in the world (unless they fucking crank the volume up to the max on high gain)

i got my ie300 on sale cheaper than the ie200

No it does not.

Yeah I was curious because of the big price difference

You’re never going to EQ a hd6series into a hd800 though for example.

I know, I think its a non feature.

I see Geshelli, i upvote.

Hello all, I recently discovered these headphones and instantly fell in love. I was wondering if they are worth trying to find to own? I am not a collector, I would be using these regularly for music, mixing, and gaming. I just wondered if it would be worth the effort of hunting a good pair down?

technically the ie300 has dual tuning too as it has similar nozzle design and you can move the tips outward too.

Speaking from experience, the HD600 scales up really well. The better the amp and DAC, the better the sound. With my pair, I toggle between a Levinson integrated and a Sony headphone/DAC amp. With good lossless source material, yowsa! For the phones themselves, you can try different pads and/or upgrade the cables to balanced. I’m not an EQ guy, but I’ve never been disappointed with these great phones. I have others as well, but I always enjoy the HD600.

the ie200 has an excellent price to performance ratio. i can't say anything about the ie600 because i haven't listened to it. maybe somebody else that has both can help you. there's a mini review on GizAudio comparing the two, maybe it can help you form a decision. good luck!

edit: spelling

it is competing for sure.