🎧 BASN MMCX Connector IEM Earphones - Professional In-Ear Monitor Headphones for Singers, Drummers, and Musicians (Pro Clear Brown) Review

This is the best I've ever had! I've never been able to hear what I need so clearly. They fit well, are very light and the sound is amazing. As a 6-string bassist, I hit pretty low notes with no clipping or rattling. They stay in place throughout my set. If I had to criticize something it would be the length of the cable, it's a bit short. Nonetheless, I highly recommend these headphones.

The first thing that struck me is how much you get. You get everything that is in the description. I compared them to Kz zst iem which I think has a price. First, you get so much more with these headphones. And in my opinion they sound 3 times better than kz zst. I tried them first on my Korg keyboard, great clarity. I also play bass so I really needed something that would transmit all the clarity from my bass head to my ears. These did just that! Under $50 I don't think you can beat them.

Over the years I've had Shure monitors in a variety of models from $99 to $450. Somehow I always manage to lose or break them (like 5-6 pairs in the last ten years) so I figured I should 'downgrade' to something I can afford to lose! These headphones sound just as good as the mid-range Shure! Very clear, open sound with round, not exaggerated bass - this is the first hearing. I hope, like most speakers, they sound better after so many hours of break-in. The only problem is that they keep…

These in-ear headphones do their job well (sound good), full base, without the hum of clean highs and mids. They fit snugly around the ears, so the outside world doesn't have much of an impact on the sound, even without active noise cancellation. Audio latency is negligible and the mic doesn't feel cheap even with reflection. Unfortunately, this is not without problems. Build quality was suspect: the MMCX connector on the left ear was loose, so unless you plan to move while listening you could…

I've been using IEM for 10 years and playing live music. I have Shure single driver IEMs that cost $200 and those dual driver IEMs made the Shure sound like garbage. My ears kept getting tired after four hours of playing at medium volume. I've just played four gigs and my ears felt great and the mix levels (which I adjust myself with the QMix phone app) stayed the same all night because I didn't have to crank them up for toner fatigue. Conclusion: I love these IEMs. . Great full sounds. Lots of

UPDATE April 5, 2019: I've changed the rating from 2 to 3 stars. I wish I could give more because the seller gave me a free headset because they regretted my experience. These are good headphones with a great case, extra cable and other accessories. So if you want to spend $47 on decent headphones and great accessories, this is the headset for you. But don't expect great sound. To me, classical music and television sound good, but they lack the necessary depth for a rich musical experience…

As someone who does sound engineering and regularly leads bands, I needed headphones in my price range that sounded and felt good. I was a little skeptical myself when I bought them, thinking there were so many positive reviews and chances are you get what you pay for. When I opened the box and put them in my ears after reading the entire packaging, I went to the website where I test the speakers and headphones to see if they really are in the 20Hz to 20,000Hz range work, and I was very, very…

Disclaimer: I purchased these headphones strictly as in-ear headphones for live performance, not for listening to music. I'm sure they're great for listening to music, but if that's what you're looking for, it's probably not the kind of review you want to read. I was initially skeptical about these headphones due to their low price compared to some of the main competitors (Shure, Sennheiser, etc.). However, I used them for the first time during a concert last week and they were great! My setup…

UPDATE (August 2021) I used these monitors while playing bass for a church set and ran a line through an Ampeg SVT to an X32 mixer. Here are my updated impressions. I think they're great as in-ear headphones for use on stage, especially for musicians in the rhythm section (bass, drums, possibly guitar). The bass and mids of these headphones make it easy to lock them into a groove. The very manual and smooth highs ensure the cymbals never mix too harshly in my ear. My bass sounded very clear…