Sennheiser IE 600 Audiophile Wired in-Ear Monitors - TrueResponse Transducers for Balanced Sound, Dual-Resonator Chamber Technology, Detachable Cable with Flexible Ear Hooks, 2-Year Warranty

Great set of IEMs. End game for many. Airpods Pro are about 80% of these. 2 years warranty, built like a tank, enough said.

This is pretty good. Even if expensive. Most people wonder if they’ll be able to hear the difference high end equipment makes.You will, on these.They’re that good.Bass, strings, vocals all come out well. Without boring you with V shape profiles and other objective measures. This is subjectively better than most low to mid end IEMs and will enjoy if you are currently in the 5-10K bracket and looking to upgrade.You’ll feel the base note. The intimacy of vocals. This can’t come close to the feel you get on speakers. But it gives a different sort of experience. Truly quality you can hear.The whole idea of being in the room of the performer. This comes pretty close to it.Totally worth it. If you can afford it.Amazon has a 24 zero cost month EMI on this right now. Suggest you grab it. In fact that’s the reason I got them as well. 1900 a month is something I could afford. And these IEMs make me want to listen old faves more often. Just to experience it anew.PS: I use it with a DSP/DAC called Qudelix 5k and Fiio R7 desktop player. Keep in mind if you want to get the most out of these IEMs.PPS: The tips are a bit fiddly. This has been reported by many reviewers. I use the foam tips. And may have to get after market tips to see if I can get a more stable seal.

My initial reaction to the sound quality was disappointing, prompting my quest to find a better IEM. I tried the Moon Drop Chu2, KZ ZSN Pro, Truthear Hexa, Moon Drop Kato,final audio 5000 and Dunu Da Vinci. After spending a significant amount of money, I realized that the IE 600 outperformed them all.I know these IEMs are not in the same price category, but I wanted to see if any of them could come close to the performance IE 600