Review on NuForce Monitors Isolating Microphone Hem Dynamic White by Latarsha Spencer

I got mine from a drop. I have a lot of IEMs and sometimes a pair can get lost. When sorting, I came across a cheap packaging. Decided to ride her. For reference, I have many headphones and IEMs. My two headphones cost 1000 or more. So I have little experience with them. At 71, my ears are far from golden, but tests show they're a lot better than most people my age. The first thing that surprised me was how well they fit. I have $800 and $500 kits that I have to constantly twist and squeeze to get the best sound point. They fit my ears and were positioned perfectly. No more turning and pushing. The sound was good but I didn't compare them to my more expensive kits. If you have. Golden ears, then maybe they're not for you. If you want an inexpensive IEM, this is a good choice. I think he'll beat some of the $500 sets. As a side note, I fell asleep with them and they stayed inside. Even at very low volumes, they sounded great. I used my ibasso 220 dap, one of the best days with lots of power. You "could" have less pleasure at the bottom end. I have lower If I have time I will try to test two. My only complaint is the lack of a third-party cable. I mostly use 2.5mm jack plugs. They use two contacts, but not standard ones. I'll check the website to see if they have a cable for this. I recommend it for the money. I have 8 but I heard 6 is close. A balanced cable would have been better.