Sennheiser - EW300 Series

i happen to like the ew300. how many hours have you listened to it? maybe you got a dud? or maybe you chose the wrong iem. maybe u need something more balanced and nothing like an ew300

I also own the Zero2, Ew300, and Eml6. I agree with your comments completely. Not just for FPS but general gaming they are great. I am going to test the MP145 because the soundstage is amazing on other media like YouTube. I will also throw in to the mix for you the Kiwi Quintet. You can get it used for a great price. It has great detail, separation, and directional audio. Worth a try for sure.

If you like the sound from the Zero2, then you'll love the EW300. I have the HBB version. Imagine the Zero2 but with much better detail separation. I've compared the Zero2 with other sets before, and it's always amazing for the price until tracks get very busy. The Ew300 is one of my favorite sets even though I own a few totl IEMs. The ew300 is incredible for the price. It performs way above expectations. Edit: forgot to mention the improved soundstage as well.

https://preview.redd.it/i93k3cl1e0le1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c1a8592c5f91eaf65b71fe3c35ddc26c5d0fa2a Hey dude! So I spent a little while going back and forth between them. The Zero2 is a very competitive IEM for being only $20. What the EW300 does great is taking that same awesome W sound signature and stretching it to a nice wide soundstage. I chose a track like this one which has lots of different instruments (layers) playing at the same time during certain parts. With busier Metal songs, the Zero2 struggles to separate instruments for sure. Something more laid back like this helps to compare with other sets. The EW300 has more clarity in the vocals and instruments. It's like taking a filter off of the Zero2 that makes everything clearer and wider. It's a great upgrade. Especially if you can get it used for a good price. Or on sale 👍🏻

It's a great first choice. When you are ready for a little extra, try the EW300. Or for a little more, the EM6L. By the way... Out of curiosity are you playing PC or console? How are you setting up your IEM?

Interesting driver config - I'm not sure that I like microplanars though. I felt like there was something off with the EW300 treble, but I don't know if it was the PZT or microplanar. My feeling is that I prefer a full-scale planar like in the Shozy P20, than a micro version though. Know of any hybrid sets that are just DD and microplanar?

The EW300, very simple to like, great allrounder, and great for People coming from wireless consummer sound

Yeah, for 60-ish you already have a product better than all the wireless buds you could buy ahah, pretty crazy value if you ask me

Here's my journey in short: Brought the chu 2, impressed me a lot, got greedy, returned it and brought the ew300, extremely disappointed. My preferences (not in order): 1. Enough punchy bass without bleeding (this was what impressed me in the chu2) 2. Non muddied good mids (one of the two things that I hated about the ew300 was that it gets muddled in busy tracks and also seemed a bit recessed) 3. Lower treble (second thing I hate about ew300 being the weird piezoelectric metallic timbre and peaky treble) Current choices (kinda in order): 1. Aful explorer (doubtful about the bass bleeding and muddied mids) 2. Truthear hexa (I can live with lower bass and slightly brighter treble if it means I am getting cleaner mids) 3. Kefine delci 4. letshouer s08 (heard it has high planar treble) 5. Truthear nova 6. Tangzu fudu (free eartips) Feel free to recommend anything else.

Yes. The metallic timbre still presists though

1. Hekse (best overall) 2. Softear Studio 4 (best sounding iem for my music) 3. He6se V2 (more dynamic than Hekse but nostalgic as comfortable. Less spacious and open) 4. Aful Explorer (like a lesser Studio 4 for commuting. Very easy listening) 5. HD6XX (comfortable and the baseline benchmark but not my go to) 6. Aful P8 (most boring sounding. Used to like it but not these days. Might be a good gaming iem but I don’t game anymore) 7. EW300 (it’s meh. Use for monitoring)

I have the Aful and EW300. Sold the Supermix 4. For gaming and or just big sound the supermix 4 is best but felt clinical. The Aful sounded the muddiest but it's actually not muddy at all, it's just very smooth and is my go to for all day fatigue free listening at work. EW300 is my backup that never gets used. Good all arounder but the smallest sound. These days, I use the Ziigaat Odyssey for music enjoyment.

Yeah, I just wish I had bought them *before* my $200 and $400 sets. They're still more full than any of those though, so they have their place when the mood is right. For that, I will likely keep them.

I bought em anyways and wrote a small review myself 😂 I love them.

Based on silver nozzles - similar in terms of Resolution and detail, or a little better with za12. Soundstage is not that different. Ew300 has thicker notes, and safer treble. Ew300 has more bass. Technically similar, and musically ew300 is better. But za12 costs half.

People prefer EW300 because it has more bass and warm sounding. The treble is controlled and detailed. If you like the Harman curve, Supermix 4 is bang on that. It has better technicalities and is considered as value for money. Reviewers prefer it because how closely it matches the Truthear Nova which is one of the best IEMs in that price range if you want Harman Tuning.

You are not making any sense. Please read what you said again. Or lemme give you an example. https://preview.redd.it/o7yc2s1folae1.png?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=15b61384e78236968f8af28280356eef8757a1ab As you can see, EW300 follows Harman but it is vocal focused. Bass boosted and warm compared to the other two. They are hell bent on the Harman target. So, they are not vocal focused. They have slightly recessed mids but are natural.

Yeah, if it's good stuff it will stay good. But the price sure is outdated, unless they reduce the price. Especially with tight competition like iems. Like my old moondrop aria, can be beaten by newest stuff at the same price like EW300.

Shure E2s and Sennheiser EW 300 G2

NOT the truthear zero blues. Awful pair of IEM's with my experience. The wall hack experience is not there. I 100% suggest the EW300's or some other suggestion

In my expereince, the truthear zero blues, even with a seal (that is pretty hard to achieve in some people's cases like mine) don't do gaming all that well. First the gunshots are shouty so they cover up sound queues, the bass is alright and boosts the right frequencies for footsteps in-game that are deeper but the imaging, soundstage and vertical imaging was quite poor. If you are willing to gamble with the fit, they are a pretty OK pair of IEM's but they are starting to show their age 100%. For music they are quite lifeless so there's that. You could wait for the Truthear Zero Blue 2 which has a smaller nozzle with nicer bass but still similar "clean" sounding tuning. Maybe they'll fix the technicalities with this upcoming second version. I'd much rather pick the EW300's, the Kefine Delci (for a similar price)

I would check out the EW300, very similar to the zero 2, and is more smoother, better techs, and more versatile than the zero 2s.

Ok so this if from my personal experience.... I have several iem range from sub 100 until 500 some I lent to my friends or I just keep on my house...I have several friends which audio hobbyist they have audio store so I have opportunity to try before I buy one..so someday I want buy 1000usd iem, read reddit and head-fi forum then go to my friend store...so I tried moondrop chu2 compare to my kadenz yes the quality is very different, compare again with letshuoer s15 the s15 better than my kadenz for my taste...so when I put monarch mk3 it's blow my ear, damn this iem so amazong and I decide to bought it....then several weeks later my friend call me then say I have 64audio tia demo and annihilator just come....with fully excited I'm going there when I tried both of them, I dont feel WOW like I tried monarch mk3 the first time then at that time I realize, mk3 is my peak and I cant tell the significant difference between mk3 - annihilator and tia So thats why I like to try and buy several 100-500usd iem and sometimes sub100 too because I can tell the difference and I can choose whats signature I want..like a week ago I choose simgot ea500lm rather than ew300 because I found the sound more aggresive because mostly my iem is warm and neutral.... So from my story, I have limitation and taste for me, spent 1000 iem in monarch mk3 is one of the best choise I ever made and beyond that price point my ears cant tell fhe difference so..but back again thats my experience and opinion....

If you have local audio store maybe you can try several iems because I like simgot ea500lm better than ew300 both of them in similar price range in my country but back again thats more suitable to my taste because I have Kadenz which warm and neutral so I find something more aggresively and I found ea500lm is more suitable to me than ew300 in my taste....

How do they compare to the EW300 ? I just got the EW300 but I'm not a big fan of them, Pretty disapointed. Going back to the Cadenza's.

Kiwi Ears Cadenza's are the best I've heard for Music only. I preferr them over the t3+, Zero red's, EW300 adn even Hexa's.

Cara, como fone neutro ele é muito bom sim, me arrependo de ter vendido o meu. Sinto que ele + algo como um EW300 seriam os fones perfeitos para eu ouvir todo tipo de música.

The sound you describe is basically how the Simgot tuning is supposed to be especially for that particular model. If you have done everything you can to adjust the sound and want something with better tuning then it's not a bad idea to return the ew300 and get something else which suits your preference more. The bloated bass you are experiencing is most likely from using narrow bore eartips but eartips can only do so much for an iem so that's pretty odd.

simgot ea500lm & EM6L are both better than ew300.

im talking about gaming only. ea500lm has better technicalities, soundstage & detail retrieval when compared to ew300 while gaming. i have tried all of them myself. ew300 is superior if you wanna listen to music & watch movies, but for gaming ea500lm>>. also you can always eq to make it warmer, it will still retain most of its technical capabilities.

Ew300 is a fantastic iem! I prefer the sound signature of it than the elder brother sm4 Ew200 is still my favourite bright sounding iem. Simgot did a great job with these two iems.

I thought the bass was decent and the mids quite good. This is through a Topping DX1. I know ears are different for everyone but I wouldn't call them unbearable.

I thought the only difference between the normal EW's vs the HBB was the finish on them.

Simgot EW300. Good for blind buy because it’s got two pairs of nozzles with different tunings. One brighter with detailed treble clarity. The other low-mid focused with slightly reduced treble. Both are pretty neutral, so it’s really just a tilt to upper or lower mids. And they both sound fantastic. Really nice and detailed, engaging, punchy, detailed, but non-fatiguing and no shout. And really nice meaty mids unlike a lot of others under $100. For $60, I don’t think anyone would be disappointed by these.

EW300 is so good for vocals. Intimately detailed but not exaggerated or shouty. Comes with two differently tuned pairs of nozzles, one tilted to upper mids and the other focused on lower mids. The lower mid one is incredible for natural sounding female and male vocals. The other one is a little bit too thin and breathy with female vox(sounds great with everything else though).

To me the ew300 is a bit lacking in the lower mids for some hard rock at least. Great iem otherwise though!

anything that has a smoother v shaped FR is already kinda bass bleeding a little, like if u dont like the ew300s, the aful explorer is dark leaning and the fact that ot has an emphasis on the bass and mid bass means its gonna overpower the mids more than the ew300s. s08 to me felt a little too dark and warm as well, i think the Delci might be more in ur range since its better balanced? but at the same time if u want proper separated mids, finding it in a v shaped iem is hard or non existent, ID rec more towards something like the new JM1DF target, the slight tuck but not really a tuck shape, helps separate the bass from the mids, or any more U shaped graph

If you want better bass slam go for delci, otherwise EW300 is better on everything

I play cs2 only… My journey was Red Zero, Gate, ew300 and now the absolute best and for me perfect (tested supermix 4 too) are the Simgot Em6l. Perfect imaging, steps, the perception of distance is incredible.

They are pros at games not audiophiles, and plus sponsors etc like you said. Go to the headphones sub, people asking for gaming headphones Speakers sub, people asking for 2 channel reference with sound stage and no room correction lol I have about 4 pairs of iems, none that expensive since I don’t really need them to be, and I can attest at least to my own perception I have some that definitely feel a wider soundstage, specifically my ew300 vs explorers. Gaming markets also tend to be cheaper and along with sound quality comes comfort. I enjoy iems because my audeze used to dig into my head a bit, same with my q701. You are kinda just reintroducing the old Apple dac is better then 99 percent of dacs and people can’t notice but who actually listens and they go buy quedelix and other 300 dollar dacs for their phones . People gonna buy what they want and some people have had success in testing out many cheaper iems and some have better imaging then others. And some are just hype Looking at you supermix4

I own a pair of each of the examples given (except Rays) and I personally prefer Explorer because it's easy to manage the volume without specific frequencies being too overwhelming (especially treble). I'd describe it as boring with a bass boost which was what I was specifically looking for when I started in the hobby. That being said, Supermix 4 is one of my choices for the more "fun" sound because the treble tends to be more tame than a lot of pairs with similar sound signatures. Hexa and EW300 are ones I very rarely reach for because of the treble. EW300 has more body to the mids than Hexa but I still prefer Hexa's deadpan sound for specific use cases.

Ew300, though I don't really see how it would be so convenient. Ew300 is a great option dsp or with dongle though.

Same opinion for EW300 which I have, love metal music on them. New Architects Whiplash is mental on them

I quite like the ew300. But I always EQ my iems to how I like them. Are you using the silver or gold end can I ask because the golden one pushes the bass right the way up

I have the explorer and the ew300. I bought the ew300 first and couldn't handle the treble. I love the explorer and would buy them again if I lost or broke them.

Letshuoer S08 or Shozy P20 would be my pick for what you're suggesting. The EW300 is great, but not everyone likes the combo of microplanar+piezoelectric for mids and treble.

The EW300 are way better then the Zero:2 - currently the only downside is, that i cannot fully enjoy them, because even the biggest tips are not sealing my ears completely...

depending on your budget, there are some options, but a bass that "covers other instruments" its what people call muddy, and muddiness is not only about the bass being boosted or not. For around your price range, iems that would work better for that would be: ew300 if you can do the strech, or Sgor Luna should work too and its a planar too, that just has a bit More mid-bass. Kefine Klean is another really good pick around $50 that would give you that extra bass, but it might or might not be too much extra bass (with the silver filter).

ew300 is basically the less bright tunned iem simgot has, so should be fine. Luna is like a less bright/less harsh ew309 with a bit more technical performance tho, and also comes with a basic dongle dac if you buy tur type C version

There are quite a few options under $100, however im a bit busy, you could check my answers, i have been answering options for that budget recently, if not, you can remind me later and i can try to help you, but either way, the fast answer is, something balanced like ew300, Dunu Titan S2 or moondrop Aria 2 should be fine, the ew300 being the cheaper and safest option.

if you can wait, you could get the EW300 on the 11.11 sales (november 11), a pretty good iem. If you happend to like some bass and fear the fit of the Truthear zeros, check the INAWAKEN Dawn

for what you like, EW300 would be better, Nv is good but is more for people looking for nice vocals and not that much bass or treble, EW300 is more balanced and will have enough of everything you could be needing for music, since you have quite the variety of genres in library that is* As for tips, is not really a great idea to get some after ther fact because those can help with 1.- fit, and 2.- adjusting the sound, so, lets say, you get the Tang Sancai from Tanzu, which tame bass and treble and pushes vocals, if what you wanted ends up being more bass, less treble, then those wont work for you, so you really should consider get them after* If you really want options still, in my experience: Dunu Candy Tips are pretty good and affects too little the sound, it does reduce a bit bass and treble tho, but not as much as Sancai, they are really comfortable and also would help balance the sound more on the EW300, pushing the vocals a bit foward too.

As a person that owns a planar and DD iems. it really depends on what Is your friend looking for, i personally dont find planars timbre bas or metallic but for some people it can be distracting, that said, BA deivers are said to be prone to that aswell so a hybrid with BAs could be counter-productive. Now, the 2 main problems i find with planars is first, they need quite good amplfication, some more, some less, but you will need a dongle dac always basically. On the other hand, DDs usually suffer a bit less even if they are underpowered. the other problem with planars is that for some the bass might not had enough punch. planar bass is good, but not that good vs a good DD Bass. For cheap, Sgor Luna is a pretty good starting planar pick tho, you can even bundle it up with a dongle dac, so its a good option, but it doesnt seem to compete with better planars for its lower price, it does perform well for its price tho. If your friend like the zero2, it could be a decent new step, but for more performing planars, you dont want F1 Pro or T10 since the focus is more on the sub-bass Rumble over mid-bass kick, the least you could do is the Klanar, and specially the Letshouer S08 if he wants a bassy sound. As for non-planars, ill rather recomend the normal delci as long as he is not planing on gaming too much, since doesnt work all that well, and the AE tunings arent exactly the best use of the driver and is more expensive. EW300 is a pretty decent pick, but some people find them heavy on the ears, so do take in mind. As for other options, similar to Zero2, there arent exactly much closer to, but you could also check the Tangzu Fudu. But honestly, if your friend can go for planars, i think it would be a better pick in this budget, and if you know he likes bass, specially the S08 from planars. If not, Delci would be the safer options between delci and EW300. If your friend plans on doing gaming the Delci AE could be more versatile, but i think you would be sacrificing a good bassy tuning vs 2 just decent tuning. Talk it with your friend and narrow down options. If you are interested in more options for $50 or below, i have a whole pick list of you are interested.

Something like the EW300 would be your best Place to start, you could Check Arrti T10 too, but if you are sensible to treble it might be a bit intense for you.

Don't look at EW300 for gaming. They are just neutral for this, you will feel like all the enemies all on the same horizontal level, no vertical feeling at all. I bought them few weeks ago and now looking for other IEMs with 1DD and 4 BA (it looks like BA makes all the difference in gaming)

If all of these are within your budget, get EW300. Like everyone already said, go get them from Aliexpress.

Simgot. My EW300 are on the way. I didn’t need them, but $70 is a solid price for an extra pair of IEMs. I still Sony fully trust KZ. I know they’re well liked here because of their low prices. But I have one of their pairs where the BA play over the DD so that the DD does all the lifting. It wasn’t advertised as not having cross talk. But still. $30 for a hybrid IEM that isn’t really hybrid doesn’t sit well with me.

I'd go EW300 for sure. As for eartips that's going to come down to what works for your own ears. My favorites are the Tangzu Sancais, but there are many other options out there.

i own the EW300 and enjoyed it most with Sancai balanced tips. Tried pairing them with moondrop springtips, tri clarion, final E tips and the stock tips. The stock tips are honestly not that bad imho

Don't forget that there are two options for nozzles for the EW300! The "pink filter", or gold nozzle makes things a lot bassier and full sounding, while sounding less clean and separated. The "red filter", or silver nozzle is the default and the one most people seem to prefer since it is a bit brighter, but provides much more clarity between bass, mids, and highs. I personally use the silver nozzle with an EQ to... match the 500 Hz and above to the gold nozzle but without being overpoweringly bassy (i used EQ to match the dusk and KE4). Oops! Didn't realize that! But also, the silver nozzle has a big dip at around 300 to 400 Hz which i've read can help with separation despite the bassier and full sound (mainly due to increasing 500 Hz). I think it is noticeable after EQing with and without that dip.

The Hydros are fucking 🔥. Hope you enjoy them as much as I do. You've done research and already purchased them, so no need for more reviews that helped me get them. Most of this community is going to think you're crazy for even thinking something from KZ/CCA is an upgrade or better than anything from Aful. See the lame joke comment. I had someone tell me I was wrong for thinking the Hydros were better than the EW300 (they are) despite me having both, and I believe he had neither. I was somewhat interested in the P5+2 last year and asked Paul Wasabii if it was better than Hydro, and he said no. It also wasn't being sold on Linsoul for the $50 off code, so that played a factor also.

Ive owned Zero 2 for 5 months now and although directional ound on those iems are nothing that can be compared to my EW300 that i use rn for gaming it still gets the job done! i really liked the v shaped sound on those iems too the bass is clean and i just felt a lil bit of trebble was missing. definately worth the money! specially compared to chu2 and castor

EW300 are brilliant. Don't spend more. There's no such thing as endgame for gaming yet but some incredible iems built for gaming will surely come in the next couple of years. Save your money till then.

I got the castors bass edition they feel lackluster to qkz x hbb but then again if you want something with a bit of everything ew300 is a no brainer or if you got the cash and you want bass 7hz legato seems like a pretty good choice

It's personal. Try tips and eq. Cable won't make a difference. EW300 is a good iem.

https://preview.redd.it/arenomw7hlae1.png?width=2400&format=png&auto=webp&s=1634f606d21f4c08a6b1201e3ca6099238b18e88 [Looks like](https://graph.hangout.audio/iem/5128/?share=Harman_IE_2019_(B&K_5128)_Target,EW300_(Pink),SuperMix_4) the EW300 is more v-shaped, while the SuperMix 4 is slightly more vocal-forward.

I said the Supermix is more vocal forward than the ew300 (because it has more in the 1.3k-3k range).

EW300. Just got into iems and this is my first and only so far. What’s the next logical step up from there?

Just got mine (first iem purchase) and I’m not quite sure on them, it was between the OG Kefine Delchi or the EW300 and everywhere I looked it was saying the Simgot was slightly better. It definitely has a zingy metallic almost sharp sound especially on drums or heavy beats. Male vocals I’m not sure on a touch muffled maybe I’m thinking they might get fatiguing. So far I’ve found it mainly stands out on female vocals and electronic music were it’s quite soft but clean and much less harsh. Haven’t tried the accessories yet so I’m curious how the gold nozzle and foam will change it. Fits a bit tight so far gonna switch to see if any of the other tips are better.

Update: Prefer the gold nozzles with the foam interestingly enough. Still a bit harsh and pointed but it’s dampened it enough to be of use. With this configuration I’ve found they work well with heavy metal (death metal, black metal, older albums that haven’t been remastered basically anything with distortion or a wall of sound) it sounds deep and heavy and full but still detailed enough in the drums and guitars to work vs anything less heavy or too clean sounds too thin and metallic and almost shrill imo. (Clean sounds on these only work for softer music imo so female vocals, smooth dance beats etc bc that harsh shrillness is dampened by the music itself being so soft.) I’m gonna sit with them for a week or two and let my ears adjust and then I think I’ll decide what to do with them.

Dioko are a trash planar. Don’t even look at it anymore. It’s hot garbage for a planar and is easily surpassed by newer and cheaper Planars like the T10. Ew300 all day long.

2 different sounds. There is no “better” without knowing what you’re trying to compare. I “NEED” bass in my music and Hexa has none to me. Based on that I kinda think Hexa sounds like shit. My ew300 is fucking awesome and easily in my personal Top 10 IEM’s I have out of 70 pairs. Bass is the driving reason I just said what I said….without knowing what sound/tuning you’re looking for specifically, no answer can accurately say one way or the other.

Ew300 all day long.

I have the supermix 4s and these are insane for gaming, especially fps like cs, but a tiny too big for me and dont sit well on my ears so I have to move them around plenty of times, but while I had the EW200 I found them to be my most comfortable iems in my collections and since the EW300 are the exact same without the brightness I disliked about the 200's, the ew300 is a very decent purchase, so I'd say depending on your ears, if you have small go for the ew300, if not supermix 4s

Iems, ew300 with a apple usb c to 3.5mm dongle. (Dont conect to the pc directly plz)

I mean dont plug it in the board directly because it lost quality, its noticiable the upgrade with the dongle

no mention of staples like Wan’er, Gate, or maybe Zero 2 for the low budget end. Aria 2 is outclassed by newer releases and the cadenza isnt even 50, its 35 and should be in the higher end of the low budget end. No mention of other mid range staples like Crinnacle red/blue, artti t1, ew300, and especially the hexa which should be close to your pref. Even the Titan S is outdated with the Titan S2 and other competition stated High end is plagued with the same issue, lack of explanation and choice Honestly, the list is outdated and you would be better off just going to r/iems and looking at their list or doing your own research

Thats a pretty big price difference between the EW300 and Supermix 4. While I do love the SM4, I think its only worth if your budget comfortably fits the SM4. Yes for me the SM4 was just straight up better but was it worth 2x the price of the EW300? Depends on you. I think for value, the EW300 is insane and one of the best. You could also look at the EA500LM if you like a slightly brighter tone or DUNU Kima 2 if you listen to very vocal songs. I still think Moondrop Kato on sale for like $110-130 is a great buy too.

Ew 300 is much better If you can handle the tuning. Else save money And get the kefine klean

EW300 is the best all arounder under $100 imo but a planar like the Letshuoer S08 might be better for metal specifically.

Unless your phone supports 3.5mm, the DSP version. If your phone does support 3.5mm, I'd go for the silver original unless you think the black just looks better.

You want IEMs on the "brighter side" for gaming, I'll recommend you the EW300, The explorer, the 500lm or even my hated SuperMix4 if they are on sale for less than 110dlls if not just go with the other ones. The Hexas are a benchmark already on that price set.

Under 100, the best 2 option right now are: - EW300. - The Explorer. Any will be an amazing upgrade from ur Blon.

IMO the upgrade is like, The G1 then EW300 and the EM6L. You don't need anything above that for gaming.

I have both, and love both, but the EW300 are generally less treble bright.

Phonk is pretty bass-heavy so EW300 would be perfect as its stock silver nozzle is already bassier than Hexa, and its gold nozzle is even more bassier than the silver. Hexa isn't too great for EDM like Phonk as it's bass is on the lighter side. As for the Dioko... I'm not sure. I've heard a bit of it through EQ (Tuning my IEM to almost the same sound as the Dioko), but that was a while ago. I do remember it being very detailed, but the treble: cymbals, hi-hats, violins, synth-sounds were a bit too emphasized and made it hard to listen to some songs without turning the volume down. And if you turn the volume down, you won't hear the Bass, or the Instruments, or Vocals as much as you'd like. EW300 is your best bet at this price and for your music taste 👌 * If you FPS game, the Silver nozzle should help with footsteps and sound cues. * For solo-gaming, where you'd want more immersion, the Gold nozzle will increase Bass and give you that atmospheric feel without losing too much detail. You're gonna love it 👍

they should be coming out with a zero 2 (sounding like the zero reds) with a small nozzle soon. ew300 are inconsistent on sound signature due to QC but they do have a good soundstage but has a lot more bass