Friday, October 15, 2010
Brainwav M3
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6 comments:
er that look painful to insert... hoping it's just the angle of the shoot...
The housing design has an long established history (used on no less than 4 different IEM). Here is one with the same housing: Music Valley SP1
http://www.inearmatters.net/2009/06/last-weeks-most-interesting.html
looks kinda different, that bulky part doesn't extend to near the tip on that music valley.
i hope i'm wrong though
It is probably just the angle on how the picture was taken. The housings are pretty much identical (except M3 will have a metal nozzle) since they are both OEM'ed by ViSang.
Would like to hear your comments comparing M3 against ECCI's PR401.
I bought M2 6 weeks ago. But now PR401 has the sweet spot to me when I listen to Tsai Chin.
I will be reviewing the M3 soon (within the next 2 week), but unfortunately I won't have the PR401 for comparison.
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