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Razor Ramon HG · 02-06-2009, 06:40 PM

I currently own the Shure SE530s. Out of all the IEMs I've ever owned (Q-Jays, Sleek SA6s, Etymotic ER6i's, UE Super.fi 5 Pros), these are hands down the most balanced IEMs through all frequency ranges. They're a little more mid-focused, but the clarity for the highs, and the response for the lows are still there despite the minor treble roll off.

I got them for about $290 used, but I had to sent them in for RMA like a day after, and got a new pair, so that's an extremely good deal considering they're about $449 new.

I'm probably going to end up selling these when my Sleek Customs are finally done going back and forth refittings, so if you want, you can have first dibs.

02-06-2009, 06:40 PM	#8
Razor Ramon HG Say! Say! Say! Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Japan Posts: 15,588 Thanked 3,416 Times in 1,510 Posts Failed 246 Times in 65 Posts	I currently own the Shure SE530s. Out of all the IEMs I've ever owned (Q-Jays, Sleek SA6s, Etymotic ER6i's, UE Super.fi 5 Pros), these are hands down the most balanced IEMs through all frequency ranges. They're a little more mid-focused, but the clarity for the highs, and the response for the lows are still there despite the minor treble roll off. I got them for about $290 used, but I had to sent them in for RMA like a day after, and got a new pair, so that's an extremely good deal considering they're about $449 new. I'm probably going to end up selling these when my Sleek Customs are finally done going back and forth refittings, so if you want, you can have first dibs.