Here are my impressions of the 3 headphones (SHE9000 (20), Sound Magic E10 (40) and CX3.00 (45))
All 3 headphones should be intense bass. I have tested mainly on metal and some Jpop
Processing:
CX3.00: Cable looks stable and is elliptical (not tangle as easily); Plug is flat and angled somewhat sharp
SHE9000: lower part sleeved (also prevents cable clutter). Handset has a metal housing; a quality image
Sound Magic E10: just plug !, cable is coated with a smooth plastic; Easy außereinder to wrap, but worst feel of the handset 3. even metal and is stable
Accessories:
CX3.00: 4 sizes of plugs; "The bag" is not well-suited to take away (a total of 45 very poor)
SHE9000: 3 sizes of plugs, 1 pair of foam plugs as an extra; no carrying case (still not bad for 20)
Sound Magic E10: several shapes and sizes of plugs; Good quality bag here; Top!
Sound:
CX3.00: super play bass, midrange and treble are clear; relatively similar CX300II
SHE9000 Bass strong, somewhat imprecise as CX3.00 in the middle. Compared to CX3.00 SHE9000 is zimlich dull. If no comparison but not on
Sound Magic E10: Bass weakest of the 3 (extra tested on a bass track). Mids and highs are fine and not particularly falls on.
Conclusion:
CX3.00: Best Sound of the 3. The scope of delivery is a little low for 45.
SHE9000: For 20 SHE9000 is a good entry-level model. Processing and delivery are super. The sound is ok.
Sound Magic E10: In itself, it is ok, but for 40 I have much better sound expected.
I kept CX3.00 and Soundmagic E10 returned because CX3.00 provides the best sound. 1stern I still have to pull off due to the small scope of supply and the sharp edges of the connector.
Addendum:
CX3.00 vs CX300II
Since I lost my CX300II before, I can not directly compare them. From the feeling I find both very similar in sound. The differences lie but in style. Mir has CX300II particularly disturbed unbalanced to the cable and the ultra-large connector. Whenever I have my phone plugged into your pocket. the plug has been caught on the bag and unplugged itself. In addition, the cable noise at CX300II are significantly stronger than CX3.00.
Who wants to have only good bass sound stress, which is well served with CX300II (30). For 15 extra cost but you get the same sound, a headphone, which is also much more practical in everyday life. For me the extra cost was worth.
