Not commenting on sound because I have never heard either but the fit is based on the mold that gets made. I bet everyone used the same material to make their molds so when done correctly there should be no fit difference.However the jhaudio products fit much better than any other in ear I've ever had. That makes a huge difference. The less tight of a fit, the more low end you will lose.
brokenvail said:Not commenting on sound because I have never heard either but the fit is based on the mold that gets made. I bet everyone used the same material to make their molds so when done correctly there should be no fit difference.
Thanks for those specs . . . yes, it does appear that the JH-16's are slightly better at the higher frequencies . . . but man, for only $1 more than the cost of a pair of JH-16's you can get TWO pairs of AE's top-of-the-line SQ5's, which also includes a free name imprint on each ear, free custom engraving on the case, and a free ear-impression kit! :shockIt looks like the JH is a little better in the dog hearing frequencies.
Here are the specs from the mfg websites:
JH-16 ($1149.00)
- Noise Isolation -26dB
- Frequency Response - 10Hz to 20KHz
- Impedence 18 Ohms
Alien Ears SQ5 ($575.00)
- Noise Isolation +26 -30dB
- Frequency Response - 10Hz to 17000Hz
- Impedence 18 Ohms
It looks like the JH is a little better in the dog hearing frequencies.
Here are the specs from the mfg websites:
JH-16 ($1149.00)
- Noise Isolation -26dB
- Frequency Response - 10Hz to 20KHz
- Impedence 18 Ohms
Alien Ears SQ5 ($575.00)
- Noise Isolation +26 -30dB
- Frequency Response - 10Hz to 17000Hz
- Impedence 18 Ohms
Stop trying to hijack this thread! :lolso...how do the IEMs sound straight out of the axe 2 headphone out? lol