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Estos IEM son bastantes buenos para monitorizar mis mezclas en directo y así poder seguir la sesión sin complicaciones. Si bien no son IEM high-end responden muy bien, con agudos definidos y medios claros, no obstante, las frecuencias bajas no son su fuerte, por lo que si eres bajista no creo que sean los IEM más recomendados (todo esto bajo mi opinión subjetiva). En este margen de precio se desenvuelven perfectamente. Como siempre la marca ofrece un producto de calidad que se adaptará según tus necesidades, para mí son más que suficientes. Pros: - Buena relación calidad-precio. - Buena calidad de sonido para IEM en este rango de precios. - Cómodos durante largas sesiones de uso. - Cable kevlar que parece indestructible. - Insonorización más que decente para aislar el sonido exterior y escuchar tu mezcla sin problemas. Contras: - Las frecuencias graves no son su fuerte. - No son fáciles de colocar, debes dedicarle un rato a buscar el punto de comodidad. - Las almohadillas de foam no son muy buenas ya que se deforman demasiado y no se expanden como deberían. En otros IEM estas espumas sellan más para aislar el sonido exterior. Por lo demás son unos gran IEM para cualquier músico, sea el instrumento que toques, pero no los veo dedicados para bajistas. Para este caso preferible ir por los 535. Read more

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Dachte eigentlich, dass die etwas teureren besser sind, jedoch sind die eher schlechter geworden. Ein ewiges Rauschen, das einfach nicht wegzubekommen ist. Habe alles versucht, jedoch ohne Erfolg, deshalb muss ich die zurückschicken. Schade, werd jetzt auf die teureren umsteigen. Read more

I'm a drummer/vocalist/sound technician with 15+ years of experience. My main source of income is in the field of live sound. I have had 3+ years daily experience with the SE215, the SE425, and the SE535. I've also tried a variety of sleeves including custom molded. This particular model seems to shine at monitoring one's own vocals effectively at a relatively low volume. I wouldn't spend extra on the SE535 if you're only using this for live as the only noticable difference is the seemingly endless low frequency range from that model. Frequencies lower than 120-150Hz aren't really useful from IEMs in a live music setting anyway since any bass from your PA will just resonate into your ear directly through your body. Also, those ranges being amplified additionally into your ear canal probably will negate some of the hearing protection abilities from this product. Perhaps if you're performing on a fairly quiet stage then yes I'd say make the jump, but for most musicians this has the highest benefit:cost ratio in my experience. Pro tips: -The grey silicone sleeves sound the best and are the easiest to clean, although they seem to slip out if you get sweaty. -the white multisleeves are best if you have small ear canals or if you just wanna make sure they stay in and stop as much sound as possible, although they have a slight bump around 2kHz which can make things sound unpleasant. Also they can go too deep and be generally uncomfortable. -these headphones will last you forever if you never let them near the floor. This is because the only way the buds break is if they are stepped on or are crushed in some other way, which is significantly harder to do if they are never near the floor. The detachable cables, alhough quite durable can still crap out after about 2 years of regular use. $55 every 2 years is a decent price to maintain a $400 pair of headphones. Use the case regularly and again, they'll last for a good long time. -Custom sleeves (molded) can be made for these if you visit an audiologist. In Canada they cost $120 CAD per ear. MAKE SURE YOUR CLINIC HAS EXPERIENCE DOING THIS. Ask audio forums/fb groups or even call your local production companies to see who they've worked with. This can greatly increase the comfort, sound, and noise rejection of the headphones so I highly recommend if you are serious. Enjoy slowing down your inevitable hearing loss! Thanks for coming to my TEDtalk Read more