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AK T8iE MkII

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• Positive 0% (0) • Neutral 100% (2) • Negative 0% (0)

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  • u/Breath-Deep · ▲ 2 · Comment
    neutral
    iems “How does the Sennheiser IE300 compare to newer IEMs on the market?”
    Better than IE 200 for sure. but under 700$ nothing beats xelento ( AK T8iE MkⅡ )
  • u/x058394446 · ▲ 1 · Comment
    neutral
    iems “Absolutely brand new to this hobby and IEMs. Just purchased the CrinEar Reference and have some questions about it and DACs”
    Next on my list is probably the Clear MG. I was hoping I could just get a portable dac that works with both future headphones and the Reference. I know I’m probably asking for a lot. I’m actually thinking of a DAP makes more sense. Ideally I can spend $500 which is roughly what I can get the Astell&Kern AK HC5 for, give or take. Essentially I’d like something I can buy once that’ll last for at least five years. Wondering if it might be better to just get the M21, although I’d prefer not having multiple devices. So that’s my biggest question now… Invest in a DAC or DAP.

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