SE846 sound signature are "Neutral with Bass Boost", so keep that in mind. I've had them for a few years and they've been great but they just don't compete at the price point anymore and should now cost about $350-$450 USD. You should test out some superior IEMs like the Thieaudio Monarch series, 64 Audio U12T, Hidition Viento, Elysian Annihilator, Sony IER-Z1, Moondrop Variations. I upgraded to the Thieaudio Monarch MKII and they sound way better but are bit uncomfortable due to the size, but it's worth the trade-off.
Hi Phil Just wanted to let you know how much I love your videos and how so well done they are put together I've been watching them all week and learning so much. You're doing an amazing job keep up the good work!
Built in subwoofer, mid and high drivers, every cent is well spent with these things. You just can’t put into words how perfect things are at this listening stage (no body feel from bass - but plenty of chills). How long could one go without knowing how much detail they’re missing with their songs? These by definition will make you realize that you can’t miss what you’ve never had in an earphone. 6 months later and I still enjoy seeing people scoff at the price to varying degrees and then be surprised at exactly the realization that I had; these are the real deal if you’re an audiophile - 100%. You could spend more, sure; but why!? Amazing; thanks for the video man.
lololol no it’s not dawg check the frequency response in relation to many other in ear monitors. You’re just straight up being ignant and falling for marketing hype
@@princekittipon6510 The sub-base in the 846s is incredibly deep without interfering with lows and mids frequencies. Instrument separation is flawless. I tried the Ie900 one time and there is no comparison regarding these features mentioned. Cheers
That depends on your budget. If you're on a very tight budget, I'd recommend looking at stuff like the cca iems or anything in that same range. If you're looking for something around the 100usd range, you can check the sennheiser ie100 or shure se215. if you're looking for a mid tier level, the shure se 515 or sennheiser ie400 or anything within that price range. you also need to consider what kind of sound stage you prefer. It would be best to be able to try them out in store so you have a first hand experience on what's best for you
looks nice but really expensive. I use in-ears to dj with and I love it. I will never go back to using head phones. I use the MEE Audio M6 pro in-ears.
Phil, I would NOT recommend using any kind of in-ear headphones. In-ear headphones are too close to the eardrums and folks, especially DJs, can end up with Tinnitus (experience ringing or other noises in one or both of your ears). If you're a DJ, I think it's better to buy over the ear headphones and keep the sound low to protect your ears.
There's a bit of a converse point here -- IEM's help to reduce the ambient noise (you know, those huge speakers in the club). When I'm in a super noisy / loud environment, these cut down the percieved external DBs (not active noise cancelling) -- which is good to give you some sense of situational awareness. But your point is valid -- you have to be VERY careful to manage the audio coming through the headphone port in the Booth (or whereever you plug into). I use Shure IEMs, custom molded IEMs, UE's, etc all the time -- to my local computer and depending on the audio settings from one app to another, you can / will get suprized with the difference in audio settings (volume differences),. One other point about IEM's -- they go IN. your ear canal and this can drive some folks nuts. It takes a little ninja move to get them lodged in a sealed well and that takes time too. So if you are going to be in and out of an audio envrionment, go back to the tradiional headphones (Sennheisers, Sony's, etc) .. It's a swiss army knife thing .. use the right tool for the right environments.
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I’ve had my 846’s for about 5 years now and I still absolutely love them. 10/10 recommended
The irony of the sound quality being bad on this video...
Or are your headphones of poor quality 😉
@@zx6toad No - my speakers are not.
@@zx6toad nope mic failure i suspect, recorded in his toilet .
@@gavinbroughtonYour speakers are trash bro, don't cap.
@@tazmaniachillmaybe the problem is in your sound card :)
SE846 sound signature are "Neutral with Bass Boost", so keep that in mind. I've had them for a few years and they've been great but they just don't compete at the price point anymore and should now cost about $350-$450 USD. You should test out some superior IEMs like the Thieaudio Monarch series, 64 Audio U12T, Hidition Viento, Elysian Annihilator, Sony IER-Z1, Moondrop Variations. I upgraded to the Thieaudio Monarch MKII and they sound way better but are bit uncomfortable due to the size, but it's worth the trade-off.
Hi Phil Just wanted to let you know how much I love your videos and how so well done they are put together I've been watching them all week and learning so much. You're doing an amazing job keep up the good work!
Thanks 👍
Built in subwoofer, mid and high drivers, every cent is well spent with these things. You just can’t put into words how perfect things are at this listening stage (no body feel from bass - but plenty of chills). How long could one go without knowing how much detail they’re missing with their songs? These by definition will make you realize that you can’t miss what you’ve never had in an earphone. 6 months later and I still enjoy seeing people scoff at the price to varying degrees and then be surprised at exactly the realization that I had; these are the real deal if you’re an audiophile - 100%. You could spend more, sure; but why!? Amazing; thanks for the video man.
lololol no it’s not dawg check the frequency response in relation to many other in ear monitors. You’re just straight up being ignant and falling for marketing hype
Almost 10 years with these beauties. Just upgraded cables twice and paired with Amp-Dacs to get the best of them.
how is it compared to ie900
@@princekittipon6510 The sub-base in the 846s is incredibly deep without interfering with lows and mids frequencies. Instrument separation is flawless. I tried the Ie900 one time and there is no comparison regarding these features mentioned. Cheers
Definitely don't need AMP DACS with good Audio Interface/Mixer, you'll already have the power you need.
Phil has a great voice and is more affable than most that do this. His personality shines and is as interesting as the product.
Hi, does anyone use those for DJíng? How is the cable lenth ? I mean when you move around the decks ? do you get traped because of the short wire ?
What’s the best in ear budget headphones ??
That depends on your budget. If you're on a very tight budget, I'd recommend looking at stuff like the cca iems or anything in that same range. If you're looking for something around the 100usd range, you can check the sennheiser ie100 or shure se215. if you're looking for a mid tier level, the shure se 515 or sennheiser ie400 or anything within that price range.
you also need to consider what kind of sound stage you prefer. It would be best to be able to try them out in store so you have a first hand experience on what's best for you
But is it really worth it for DJ'ing with?
Can we use it on a DJ controller? Compare with the sennheiser hd660s. When you get a chance, let me know please. Take care ~🍀
yamaha hs8 are more than 1000 US ?? i bought mine for a hundred.
These are not yamaha hs8
looks nice but really expensive. I use in-ears to dj with and I love it. I will never go back to using head phones. I use the MEE Audio M6 pro in-ears.
i am using these with fiio btr5. excellent. expensive but exceptional
Do you have any offers on your online courses? Love your videos
Yeah sure Www.beginnerdjlessons.com/dj-bundles :)
Damn gotta save up $1000 now🤣 I need to find some good dupes
I take that was said in jest!
Kz zs10 is all I'm saying .
my only problem is the cord isnt long enough
I would say the same to the misses too if i wasted £1000 on headphones 🤣🤣🤣
Nice ! 😉
best unboxin :D
We didn’t get a demo 😑
call it eargasm
Phil, I would NOT recommend using any kind of in-ear headphones. In-ear headphones are too close to the eardrums and folks, especially DJs, can end up with Tinnitus (experience ringing or other noises in one or both of your ears). If you're a DJ, I think it's better to buy over the ear headphones and keep the sound low to protect your ears.
There's a bit of a converse point here -- IEM's help to reduce the ambient noise (you know, those huge speakers in the club). When I'm in a super noisy / loud environment, these cut down the percieved external DBs (not active noise cancelling) -- which is good to give you some sense of situational awareness. But your point is valid -- you have to be VERY careful to manage the audio coming through the headphone port in the Booth (or whereever you plug into). I use Shure IEMs, custom molded IEMs, UE's, etc all the time -- to my local computer and depending on the audio settings from one app to another, you can / will get suprized with the difference in audio settings (volume differences),. One other point about IEM's -- they go IN. your ear canal and this can drive some folks nuts. It takes a little ninja move to get them lodged in a sealed well and that takes time too. So if you are going to be in and out of an audio envrionment, go back to the tradiional headphones (Sennheisers, Sony's, etc) .. It's a swiss army knife thing .. use the right tool for the right environments.
Dude, I’m a dj. IEM with sound isolation at low volume is waaaaayyyyt better for your ears than club monitors.
All the gear no idea 🤦🏻♂️ what a pasty!
I’ve had my 846’s for about 8 years now and I still absolutely love them. 10/10 recommended.