Final Audio Design High Resolution Earphones Stainless Steel (E3000) $54.14 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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DigitalAnalog on 01/07/2020 - 17:14 amazon.com.au (344 clicks)
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Final E3000
With the entry of Final into the dynamic earphone world, the E3000 dynamic earphones have been created to provide excellent sound quality with a straightforward design for budget conscious audio lovers. With natural sound that does not emphasize any frequency range specifically, the E3000 provides an overall smooth frequency response for a natural listening experience.

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Ensuring the balance of frequencies, the small-aperture dynamic driver in the E3000 have not been tuned to accent any frequency range which would mask other frequencies. With this Final have managed to achieve a flat and natural sound in a dynamic driver that has been crafted with utmost care and precision.

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  Tyler Kwok on 01/07/2020 - 17:35

  +2

  i am very curious of its small diameter dynamic driver's performance… review looks positive. https://www.amazon.com.au/Final-Audio-Design-Resolution-Head…

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    dosada on 01/07/2020 - 17:42

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    I would be careful buying earphones from someone who sells them as headphones

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      [Deactivated] on 01/07/2020 - 17:49

      +1

      It's just marketing. And this is a product that they're trying to sell into mass-market.

      Many (most?) people use the term headphone and earbuds/earphones interchangeably.

      Seriously, what is the common name for that 3.5mm analogue jack on phones and portable audio gear? 'Audio out'? Maybe. 'Headphone port' or 'headphone jack'. Yep.

      And I think 99.7363% of people looking at these won't realise they are actually in-ear monitors (IEMs) and not earbuds.

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  [Deactivated] on 01/07/2020 - 17:44

  +1

  These are generally regarded as budget IEMs that punch well-above their weight for sound quality, despite their lightweight - almost toylike - feel.

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  umexcuseme on 01/07/2020 - 17:50

  +1

  Recently bought the E2000 for just $2 less, and that was a bargain.

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  jasswolf on 01/07/2020 - 18:51

  Was tempted by these recently, and they're pretty good for the price points, but if you're happy to go learn about Chi-Fi, you'll get way more value for your money there. Some quick examples are the Blon BL-03, the Tin T2, the KBEar Diamond and the Moondrop Starfield, $30, $50, $80 and $130 respectively when AliE sales are on (after coupons and cashbacks).

  For those who want to stick with this, the E2000 is flat, the E3000 is a warmer version of that. Both are well regarded for their timbre and signature at the price point, but don't expect amazing detail.

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    rekkore on 01/07/2020 - 18:59

    I've got a pair of tin 2 and always looking for alternatives. How does this compare, obviously these are cheaper.

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      jasswolf on 01/07/2020 - 19:06

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      With the E3000, you'll be trading the highs and the clarity for probably a more fun experience in the mids, and more natural timbre. The T2 is a bright-leaning neutral earphone.

      If you're looking for a natural timbre on a budget, have a look at the Blon BL-03 via an AliE sale. If you're looking for a serious upgrade with a neutral signature, have a look at the Moondrop Starfield.

      If you're looking for more of the same with a smoother, more neutral presentation, maybe look into the Tin T2 Plus (not the Tin T2 Pro).