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You must have listened to better cheap headphones than me then. I wouldn't have spent the last fifteen years slowly upgrading headphones if they were mostly enjoyable. ;)

But yes, price often doesn't have a lot of bearing on how enjoyable a headphone will be.

That's because you keep listening to those damn non-custom IEMs.

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That's because you keep listening to those damn non-custom IEMs.

The IEMs I've heard sound more enjoyable to me than many of the full size headphones I've listened to. Obviously there are exceptions. Also, I only started using IEMs about six years ago, I did actually use full size ones prior to that. Besides, weren't you trying to talk me out of custom IEMs not long ago? :P

Besides, weren't you trying to talk me out of custom IEMs not long ago? :P

I do believe I've half jokingly suggested UE 10 Pros to you on several occations (you know, for the lulz). I can't think of any time I've said any bad words about the custom variety, appart from maybe saying you'd get better price/performance with full sized headphones. Non custom IEMs, yes, I think they're mostly shit.

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