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Sennheiser IE4 -High performance ear buds for Monitor System receivers
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- Universal fit due to exchangeable ear sleeves, available in three different sizes
- Natural and dynamic sound reproduction
- Extremely robust, even at high sound pressure levels
- Outstanding bass response
Sennheiser IE4 -High performance ear buds for Monitor System receivers
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6 reviews for Sennheiser IE4 -High performance ear buds for Monitor System receivers
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BassPlayer –
The first thing one notices is that the packaging is incredibly basic. There is nothing on the product to signify its model or even that it is from Sennheiser. This is not an issue for me.
After 20 plus hours, they do sound better but I am not convinced they are yet broken in. They are more natural sounding than when they came out of the plain plastic bag. They are more natural and uncolored than any other pair of earbuds I have ever used. However, they do not disappear like my HD555/595mod headphones. Bass is boosted in the bottom two octaves. Overall, they sound a little dark, but have a rather nasty peak in the top octave. This has improved some as it has broken in. The midrange through most of the treble is very good. Piano and vocals sound real; far more real than most other headphones. The bump on the bottom two octaves comes with earbuds. The peak at the top is rather annoying but is beyond what many can hear and whenever there is a significant amount of content in that region. This is usually the top harmonics of cymbal crashes. Orchestral music sounds real. String basses can sound slightly bloated because of the bass boost. The top octave peak usually does not present an issue. It can be quite present on rock music, especially on cymbals.
Imaging is good. It is not as good as the ol 555/595 but very good for earbuds. The image is not as wide but is quite well focused. Overall, they are a nice, small, well built set of earbuds, that sound good well beyond their price range. Isolation is very good and it makes them a great choice for commuting on the bus or plane travel.
I had to come back and revise the review. After extensive use, they are continuing to break in and getting better. The treble is less hard and imaging is getting pretty good. You all need to realize that I am comparing them to headphones which are quite natural sounding and among the best imaging. They do match up well with an ios device. An amp will help as the output from an ios device is a bit bright, thin, and brittle compared to something good.
Overall, they are great. Isolation is very good, so I can listen at lower levels. The bass bump does help at lower levels, as well. I am enjoying the natural sounding midrange. Vocals sound more real than they should on a pair of phones at this price. 🙂
Vikram –
Ordered for my sister and she is happy with the product as it is genuine. This earphone is not for normal music listening but for singers for on stage performance.
Craig –
Great sound for price
S. –
Listed as monitor earbuds, these have good build quality as expected with the Sennheiser reputation, but they need to specifically say for studio monitor hardware ONLY, because any portable device will make them sound like tin cans.
Ben Schroeder –
They sound cheap
Steve Moniz –
Sounds amazing live