Review on Headphones 1MORE Quad Driver In-Ear E1010, grey by Jasmit Chitkara ᠌

I will supplement the review, it is too early to draw conclusions, these are the first couple of hours with ears. So far 4 stars for intelligibility and overall sound quality. If it wasn't for the bulging range, which I don't like, these would be perfect ears. Perhaps, over the years, I just got used to the features of the past ears. So far it seems that they are not suitable for classic rock and metal at all. Great for other genres! Especially in natural music. Let's just listen and wait. /After 11 days:/ I have not listened all this time to other headphones other than these. I got used to the sound, although for the first three days I was reaching for the equalizer, but I pulled myself up. Today I arranged an audiophile evening with philips for 700r and past buyers. The conclusions are amazing. Phillips aren't that bad. Yes, their frequency balance is not even, there is no intelligibility, but you can listen. It's not trash. For buyers, the sound is detached, even and monitor-like, very solid. Closest sound to a full size earplug I've ever heard. Bayers draw you a general plan of the composition, very even. Shows all the instruments in front of you, gives space between you and the sources. But the depth of the arrangement of sources is not given (although, perhaps, it was not in the listened tracks). They show the big, big picture of the track. 1MORE, on the other hand, have a very colorful sound, even embellished. They don't put instruments in front of you, they take you by the scruff of the neck, throw you on stage, furnish you with instruments and "sell" them to you. If there is a barrel, they show you its fat and depth. The cymbals and hi-hats in the same track chirp with an airy aftertone and a clear attack. The drums are punchy and punchy. The saxophone is bright and open. Musical vocal. And if the track is complex and with a lot of sources, they show you them separately. Out of habit, it is difficult to listen to the whole track, the brain clings to individual sounds and sources, they break. I think this is what is called "precise separation and positioning of sources". In short, I understood why I gave ten. For a bright and clear sound. Discovered new genres! And rock rediscovered)