Ultimate Ears In-Ear Reference Monitor

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Pros:

Unique balanced sound signature, Amazing mids and highs, Extremely detailed sound, Big sound stage (for a set of inears), Good build quality, Durable cable, Cable manages microphonics well, Good bundle

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High price, Bass quantity, Ungodly long name

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Last revision on March 27, 2012

Reviewers Liked

Unique balanced sound signature, Amazing mids and highs, Extremely detailed sound, Big sound stage (for a set of inears), Good build quality, Durable cable, Cable manages microphonics well, Good bundle

Reviewers Didn't Like

High price, Bass quantity, Ungodly long name

Expert reviews and ratings

Ultimate Ears have definitely succeeded in creating something unique with the IERMs. From a discerning listeners point of view the IERMs have a lot to offer and for those looking for a set of in-ears to do their high quality classical recordings...

By techPowerUp! on December 14, 2011

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Honestly, choosing one brand over another depends on your ears, and your budget. A flat, predictable, and accurate sound signature makes a huge difference when mixing audio, and while the multi-driver design of many competitors certainly give their...

By About.com on May 24, 2011

PHOTO: SALLY M. GUPTON Our increasingly mobile world has allowed audio production to escape the tethered confines of cozy studios (for better or for worse, many may argue). Thus the “on-the-go audio pro” is indeed the new normal, well...

By Pro Sound Network on June 15, 2011

Ultimate Ears has been making high-quality, custom-fit, in-ear monitors since 1995, but I would argue their new In-Ear Reference Monitors are the firm’s most significant product to date. Here’s why. Where many in-ear monitors are designed...

By AVguide on January 19, 2011