DROP Massdrop x NuForce EDC in-Ear Monitors, Blue

Super comfortable earphones. Since they are smaller shells, they easily slide in your ear. I received no fatigue when wearing hours. From photos the shape reminded me of the Shure 215’s. Although the shell shapes are similar, with the Shures I would start feeling a tender spot after 2-3 hours and have to stop wearing . Since I mentioned the Shures, I like them less than both the EDC and EDC3. I imagine the 215’s are very nice for in ear monitor purposes, but for general listening they are .. meh.For the the EDC, I think the sound signature is pleasing. Very clear vocals and instruments; leans more neutral overall. . The soundstage is pretty wide; really surprised me.I have these and the EDC3. I like both but maybe lean towards the EDC3 more because I can hear a little more base with those and perhaps a little more warmth. I wouldnt describe the EDC or EDC3 as warm though. Their strength is the clarity you hear. Even tho i do lean towards the EDC3's, the EDC definitely stands on its own very well.Overall... very happy with this set of IEMs. For this price range, the EDC and EDC3’s are my favorite of all. Clarity is huge for me and these do this excellent. (Very unpleasant listening to a muffled sound with everything meshed together in other earphones.. the EDC.. boy clear! )Last.. the EDC IEMs come with a nice setup. You receive 2 cables and a bunch of ear tips to try on, as well as a nice case to protect your earphones. I definitely encourage you to play around with tips. If none of the supplied tips give you a good seal, you can find oodles of cheap tips on Amazon. The stems on the EDC is narrow so if you do purchase third party tips, make sure that you purchase ones that have a narrow opening. Otherwise, the tips will not stay on. For example, the Tin HiFi T4's (and other previous models) have a wide stem. So those IEMs need tips with a wider opening. The EDC has a very narrow stem. Just keep that in mind if you purchase third party tips. It can be frustrating to have some nice tips that wont work with the earphone you have. I hope you enjoy the EDC's as much as I do and have fun tip rolling!! :-)Note: Ear tip rolling refers to changing different ear tips. Ear tips can sometimes affect the sound quality from a pair of earphones. Some say that regular silicone tips provide a natural sound. While foam tips provide a deep lower end with rolled off treble and better isolation. I have found this to be true in some situations and other times, not so much. So play around and explore the various tips available. Find the tips that provide you with the best seal and sound signature you enjoy.

The only thing I dont like about these are the build. Thought they could've used a better shell. They sound good for a 6mm single driver set of earphones. They give you all the accessories you need and even an extra cable. I would recommend nuforce edc to anyone looking for a decent everyday set that won't hurt the wallet.

Definitely worth the price. Not too expensive for the quality either.

Lobe it for podcasting. Thank you.