Product Description
MONSTER 129393 Monster Turbine Pro Gold Audiophile In-Ear SpeakersProduct Details
- Color: Gold
- Brand: Monster
- Model: MH TRB PRO GLD
- Dimensions: 9.00" h x 6.00" w x 2.25" l, .95 pounds
Features
- Pro speaker design with low mass, ultra-wide bandwidth driver for superior accuracy.
- All-metal construction cancels unwanted resonance for pure sound.
- Pro Sound SupertipTM with advanced construction provides maximum sound isolation.
- Pro strain relief; rugged construction withstands heavy duty use.
- MicroStrand conductors with ultra-low impededence for subtle detail and clear audio reproduction.
- All-metal construction cancels unwanted resonance for pure sound
- Model No. MH TRB-P IE GLD
- Pro Sound Supertip with advanced construction provides maximum sound isolation
- Pro speaker design with low mass, ultra-wide bandwidth driver for superior accuracy
- Pro strain relief
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
Individual Fit for Perfect Comfort and Noise Isolation If you think in-ear headphones are uncomfortable or can't deliver high-performance sound, prepare to to be amazed by Turbine Pros. Unlike most other “earbuds,” with their “one-size-fits-most” approach, your Turbine Pro Gold include a full set of four different sound-isolating performance eartips in numerous shapes and sizes to accommodate any ear. The result? A perfect fit and a perfect seal. Listen to your music-not outside noise-with the most comfortable in-ear headphone on the market.
 | Rediscover Your Music with Turbine Copper Pros Color, dynamics, nuance – these are just some of the characteristics that define and distinguish music and musical performances. Attention to such details can mean the difference between an exhilarating experience and a forgettable one. When designing Turbine Pro Copper professional in-ear speakers, Monster took painstaking attention to all the details, using the finest components and wiring to an advanced in-ear speaker design to ensure that all the musical details come through with unprecedented beauty, energy and accuracy. Like the finest studio monitor, with Turbine Pro Coppers the natural timbres of instruments and voices are presented with startling accuracy. Heaven-storming symphonic works or the subtle dynamic shadings of an acoustic trio are reproduced in exceptional detail. Expect waves of rich yet transparent sound, never dull or artificial. Ultimately, Turbine Pro Coppers preserve the ultimate value of the sound and the music – the sound of music itself. Prepare to be lifted by the sound like never before. And your music can move with you, too! Two soft, velvet-like pouches, that fit easily in a shirt pocket, are included to cradle and protect the Turbines when not in use. You can carry a set of reference-quality speakers with you wherever you go! And if you think in-ear headphones are uncomfortable, wait until you wear Turbine Pro Coppers for the first time. An assortment of five different ear tips ensures the Turbine Pro Coppers not only stay in your ear when in use, but sit softly and comfortably in the ear for hours of effortless listening. These are not just tips, but “SuperTips,” carefully designed to keep outside noise from interfering with the music. Our design simply makes makes listening much better.Turbine Pro Coppers are all about the music, and that's what you'll hear more of.  Product Features
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True studio quality, reference sound from an in-ear speaker sets Monster Turbine Copper Pro apart Have you ever dreamed of having your own recording studio? Or maybe just having a chance to sit at the mixing board of your favorite studio and watching and listening as a skilled engineer and producer bring a recording together? Perhaps you work in the music industry and demand the most from your equipment? Whether you're an industry professional or an audiophile whose face lights up during discussion of direct-to-disk recordings, Monster's Turbine Pro Copper Edition Professional In-Ear Speakers are designed to deliver the finest musical details while letting the power and personality shine through. Accurate, life-like and involving, Turbine Pro Copper Gold Edition In-Ear Speakers are reference quality loudspeakers for your ears. | |
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42 of 47 people found the following review helpful.
Gold/Copper smackdown update! With an ie8 compared
I will be comparing the gold/copper version in the next 5 days, amazon has lumped the gold/copper together, making me unable to do a total comparison. I will post my thoughts on how they compare by the feb 17th at latest. Hopefully it will be halpful to those deciding which is more suited for them, or if adding it to your gold set is worthwhile.
Ok....It's been fun comparing the Monster turbine pro gold, copper and sennheiser ie8. The verdict is not any easy one, the copper and gold do sound different. Have no doubt, Not major differences, but enough to matter. The copper is a little nore forward, while retainig a smooth sound, and good detail. The bass is slightly different, and a personal prefernce thing. At times the copper seems a little leaner in the midbass, other times, not. The soundstage seems slightly improved on the copper. I like them both, and will keep them both. Very good Value, I got the copper for much less than what is currently being asked. Don't overpay. The pro copper and gold retain the status of being among the best valies in top tier universal fit iem's. How do they compare with the sennheiser ie8, Well much of this depends on the fir, all 3 can be tough to get a really nice seal. Some hear a very pronounced upper bass on the ie8, however, with the fit I get, it's generally, not overly done. All 3 have great build, with the monster lifetime warranty, you can't go wrong. Overall I slighlty prefer the Monster pro's With one problem, the weight of the monster buds render them to being used only when not being highly active, here the senn ie8 wins hands down. I really enjoy the ie7 and ie8 on the go, but for listening at home or on a plane, the Monster pro's really edge out the sennheiser ie8 a little. A slightly more forgiving nature, and really no serious flaw. The sonic differences between the gold and copper versions are relatively small. I doubt you'd be able to tell on much music. I simply can't declare a winner between the two, for a particular song, yes. Overall.............no If hip-hop and very bass heavy music are your thing, maybe the gold, if orchestral music is your thing maybe the copper. Either is a top of the line for the price, if the price was close, I say flip a coin if you have a broad music listening taste. If the price of the copper is much higher than the gold, I would say, the gold is the way to go. I paid about the same price for each. Detail is a little better on the copper, and it is slightly more refined on some music, the Gold is a little laid back. At the price the ie8 is going for along with the fakes out there. I would probably say the monster pro is the way to go. If you are detail oriented, The copper delivers a little more. The pro copper is right in line with and even tops many top tier universal iem's. It doesn't have the exacting setail of a few others in the upper treble, but it spanks them everywhere else.
In the end, I am pleased I ended up with both versions. Watch the price on the copper though, it's not worth a large premium over the gold, I wish I could say one is truly better, but I must admit, for my ears, that would depend on the song. The copper is more accurate. In my opinion, both put the klipsch image X10 to shame, I still love my se 530's and many others.
None the less, my final verdict......monster is really going in the right direction. Being able to edge out the sennheise ie7 and 8 is no small feat, from a new player in the iem market. I want to reiterate, I could care less about the monster name, only what I hear, These are among the finest. Happy listening.
I don't like to review a product after only a few days owning it. However, after only about 40 hours burn in, I can't imagine how much better the sound could get. Unlike what I've read about the turbines, this set has a bass that opened up with burn in. As a music lover that has spent crazy amounts of money on audio equipment, I find it refeshing that the Monster Turbine Pro offers amazing value. The music is so cohesive, no midrange congestion at all. Clean, fast, deep bass. The bass never gets in the way of the music. The mids are awesome, not overly warm, no sibilance. Of course any recording that bad sibilance in it will show up, this little in ear won't add any. The highs, at least to my ear are perfect as well. Not overly bright, nor dull. All the instruments sound convincing. It's nice to hear all the instruments come across, without blurring together. I feel a few may want more extreme highs, at least from comparing to what I've read in reviews of other iem's I've read. That said, I think any more highs would sound artificial and splashy. The cymals sound very good. The basss guitar lines ar great, and don't get in the way of the rest of the music. Snare drums snap. Everything just seems to translate the music in a very convincing manner. Soundstage is good, not the best I've heard, but better than most. The most endearing part for me is how good the bass is, and yet not ever getting in the way of the music. I won't compare to other brands.......don't want to step on toes. My opinion is subjective, and I am not easily impressed once I get to this price point. If this is your price range, the set is worth a look. The price has gone up since my pre order. I'd still call them a bargain. My next purchase of iem's will be this exact same set. I have heard many, and many that cost more, but not better to my ears. The cord complaints on the old turbine are gone, minimal microphonics, strain relief, you name it. This cord is as good as I've seen. I could not be more impressed with the sound, at least for this price point. In my opinion you'd have to get a custom earmolds with even a much more expensive set to improve the sound. And watch out for those 1 star reviews from the many that hate the "monster" name. A lifetime warranty, outstanding performance for the price. And very comfortable fit, no fatigue after hours pf listening. From a music lover that is much more concerned with what he hears, than the name on the box. Amazon is still my first choice for online purchasing. (not third party) I hope anyone that decides to purchse these, will enjoy what they offer as much as I do. I have spent too much time looking for what I've found with this set. I am one happy music lover!
Edit: Over 150 hours easy, so....I am declaring the monster turbine pro as The set of iem's I'd use, if I could use only one!
Gold/Copper smackdown update! With an ie8 compared
I will be comparing the gold/copper version in the next 5 days, amazon has lumped the gold/copper together, making me unable to do a total comparison. I will post my thoughts on how they compare by the feb 17th at latest. Hopefully it will be halpful to those deciding which is more suited for them, or if adding it to your gold set is worthwhile.
Ok....It's been fun comparing the Monster turbine pro gold, copper and sennheiser ie8. The verdict is not any easy one, the copper and gold do sound different. Have no doubt, Not major differences, but enough to matter. The copper is a little nore forward, while retainig a smooth sound, and good detail. The bass is slightly different, and a personal prefernce thing. At times the copper seems a little leaner in the midbass, other times, not. The soundstage seems slightly improved on the copper. I like them both, and will keep them both. Very good Value, I got the copper for much less than what is currently being asked. Don't overpay. The pro copper and gold retain the status of being among the best valies in top tier universal fit iem's. How do they compare with the sennheiser ie8, Well much of this depends on the fir, all 3 can be tough to get a really nice seal. Some hear a very pronounced upper bass on the ie8, however, with the fit I get, it's generally, not overly done. All 3 have great build, with the monster lifetime warranty, you can't go wrong. Overall I slighlty prefer the Monster pro's With one problem, the weight of the monster buds render them to being used only when not being highly active, here the senn ie8 wins hands down. I really enjoy the ie7 and ie8 on the go, but for listening at home or on a plane, the Monster pro's really edge out the sennheiser ie8 a little. A slightly more forgiving nature, and really no serious flaw. The sonic differences between the gold and copper versions are relatively small. I doubt you'd be able to tell on much music. I simply can't declare a winner between the two, for a particular song, yes. Overall.............no If hip-hop and very bass heavy music are your thing, maybe the gold, if orchestral music is your thing maybe the copper. Either is a top of the line for the price, if the price was close, I say flip a coin if you have a broad music listening taste. If the price of the copper is much higher than the gold, I would say, the gold is the way to go. I paid about the same price for each. Detail is a little better on the copper, and it is slightly more refined on some music, the Gold is a little laid back. At the price the ie8 is going for along with the fakes out there. I would probably say the monster pro is the way to go. If you are detail oriented, The copper delivers a little more. The pro copper is right in line with and even tops many top tier universal iem's. It doesn't have the exacting setail of a few others in the upper treble, but it spanks them everywhere else.
In the end, I am pleased I ended up with both versions. Watch the price on the copper though, it's not worth a large premium over the gold, I wish I could say one is truly better, but I must admit, for my ears, that would depend on the song. The copper is more accurate. In my opinion, both put the klipsch image X10 to shame, I still love my se 530's and many others.
None the less, my final verdict......monster is really going in the right direction. Being able to edge out the sennheise ie7 and 8 is no small feat, from a new player in the iem market. I want to reiterate, I could care less about the monster name, only what I hear, These are among the finest. Happy listening.
I don't like to review a product after only a few days owning it. However, after only about 40 hours burn in, I can't imagine how much better the sound could get. Unlike what I've read about the turbines, this set has a bass that opened up with burn in. As a music lover that has spent crazy amounts of money on audio equipment, I find it refeshing that the Monster Turbine Pro offers amazing value. The music is so cohesive, no midrange congestion at all. Clean, fast, deep bass. The bass never gets in the way of the music. The mids are awesome, not overly warm, no sibilance. Of course any recording that bad sibilance in it will show up, this little in ear won't add any. The highs, at least to my ear are perfect as well. Not overly bright, nor dull. All the instruments sound convincing. It's nice to hear all the instruments come across, without blurring together. I feel a few may want more extreme highs, at least from comparing to what I've read in reviews of other iem's I've read. That said, I think any more highs would sound artificial and splashy. The cymals sound very good. The basss guitar lines ar great, and don't get in the way of the rest of the music. Snare drums snap. Everything just seems to translate the music in a very convincing manner. Soundstage is good, not the best I've heard, but better than most. The most endearing part for me is how good the bass is, and yet not ever getting in the way of the music. I won't compare to other brands.......don't want to step on toes. My opinion is subjective, and I am not easily impressed once I get to this price point. If this is your price range, the set is worth a look. The price has gone up since my pre order. I'd still call them a bargain. My next purchase of iem's will be this exact same set. I have heard many, and many that cost more, but not better to my ears. The cord complaints on the old turbine are gone, minimal microphonics, strain relief, you name it. This cord is as good as I've seen. I could not be more impressed with the sound, at least for this price point. In my opinion you'd have to get a custom earmolds with even a much more expensive set to improve the sound. And watch out for those 1 star reviews from the many that hate the "monster" name. A lifetime warranty, outstanding performance for the price. And very comfortable fit, no fatigue after hours pf listening. From a music lover that is much more concerned with what he hears, than the name on the box. Amazon is still my first choice for online purchasing. (not third party) I hope anyone that decides to purchse these, will enjoy what they offer as much as I do. I have spent too much time looking for what I've found with this set. I am one happy music lover!
Edit: Over 150 hours easy, so....I am declaring the monster turbine pro as The set of iem's I'd use, if I could use only one!
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
Great sound from a very small package!
Packaging/presentation: A
Outer packaging is eye-catching but not "busy." Technical information is presented in a relatively clear and concise manner.
Inner packaging is mostly excellent. The gold housings stand out in a very eye-catching manner against the black molded plastic. The included carrying cases are very nice, though I would have preferred a more traditional mechanical snap closing on the purse-style case. My iPod is a hard-drive based model, and I'm rather leery of having magnetic closures around it in my luggage.
Extracting the inner tray in order to get to the manual, 1/4" adapter and extra ear tips is a bit aggravating the first time. Once the plastic had been flexed a bit, it seemed much easier to remove. This is nice, as it allows the heavy box to be used to store the IEMs when not in use.
The only negative note on the packaging/accessories is the "for audiophiles & audio professionals only" tag line printed on one case. It's a bit over the top and unnecessary, in my opinion.
Cable management/accessories: B+
The inclusion of a cable management clip is an excellent touch. No headphones I've owned at any price point included anything similar. Similarly, the cable slide is a nice way to keep a big loop of loose wire from snagging on things if you're moving around.
The gold-plated 1/4" adapter is a very high-quality part, comparable to the one included with my Audio Technicas. One thing that I would have liked to see included is a dual-miniplug adapter for those odd airline seat connections. My ATH-ANC7s came with one, and it's handy for traveling on those airliners with that type of connection.
Also, the cable is a bit short. It's fine if your source is very close to your waistline or closer, but plugging them into the vintage receiver on my desk at work required a bit of caution. An inexpensive 25' coiled extension cable makes short work of the problem, but an extra 6" or so on the cord would be a nice addition without too much extra risk of snagging excess cable on something.
Sound quality: A
My previous reference points for quality headphones have been the Koss Porta-Pro, Audio Technica ATH-ANC7 and Skullcandy Full Metal Jacket 11mm IEMs, along with various cheap earbuds of the type included with consumer audio products. The Turbine Pro IEMs easily beat the Skullcandy earbuds across the board, and have better bass response than the Porta-Pros. The Turbine Pros compare very favorably to the Audio Technicas, which is impressive considering the much larger transducer size allowed by a circumaural headphone body.
The bass is especially impressive for an IEM, providing a full, complete sound not found in most IEMs and earbuds I've encountered. While the full bass is a strong selling point of these IEMs, it's not overpowering and "boomy" - a condition some other audio companies seem to think means "good bass." One quirk of the design (noted in the manual) is that a good seal in the ear canal is necessary or bass response is greatly reduced. To that end, Monster has provided a number of different types and sizes of eartips.
Everyone's ear canal is different, and that will have a strong influence on which cushion works best for you - for me, both sizes of the "christmas tree" style was the least comfortable and provided the least bass. The stiffer, spherical eartips in the larger size fit my ears very well and are quite comfortable, though they're somewhat easy to dislodge with any sort of activity (the small version of this eartip was too small to get a good seal in my ears). Finally, the slightly sticky, compressible/moldable dense foam eartips seemed to stay in place the best for me and therefore gave the best sound, though they aren't quite as comfortable as the spherical tips. After wearing the Turbine Pros for a while with that eartip, I start to feel a mildly unpleasant pressure inside the ear canal and need to remove them from my ears for a few seconds.
Listening impressions: A+
The sounds that come out of these IEMs exceeded my expectations, they're equivalent to or better than any other headphones I've personally heard. I tested the Turbine Pro with several types of music: jazz, country, rock, R&B and classical. Any type of vocal sounds and higher-pitched non-vocal sounds in any genre come through crystal clear but not "brittle" and harsh. Likewise, low bass sounds were clear and not "muddy." Midrange sounds were very accurate and pleasant, and the instruments were distinct in smaller groups or with single instruments. Larger jazz/rock ensembles and most classical music tended to blend a bit in the mid and upper bass ranges. This effect wasn't actually unpleasant or inaccurate, but the "air" around the individual instruments (and therefore the "phantom center channel" stereo effect) were diminished. I think this is an unavoidable side effect of reducing the transducer size to a point where it fits in a very small headphone body, I've observed a more noticeable version of the same effect when listening to the Skullcandy Full Metal Jackets.
Final observations:
The metal IEM bodies feel cold against a warm ear. I'd recommend holding them in your hand for a few seconds to warm up before insertion.
Comfort level is high, even in situations adverse to most headphones. I fell asleep one night while listening to the Turbine Pros in bed, and I slept on them all night with no adverse sleep effects. Every other headphone and IEM I've owned has created uncomfortable feelings when being pressed into my head by a pillow.
My overall grade on the Monster Turbine Pro IEM is "A." Good quality, balanced sound in a very comfortable design earns these a recommendation for anyone looking for this type of headphone for critical listening and travel. I haven't had a chance to take the Turbine Pros to the gym, but based on my less-active observations, my other IEM options might make a good case for being used in very active environments.
18 of 20 people found the following review helpful.Great sound from a very small package!
Packaging/presentation: A
Outer packaging is eye-catching but not "busy." Technical information is presented in a relatively clear and concise manner.
Inner packaging is mostly excellent. The gold housings stand out in a very eye-catching manner against the black molded plastic. The included carrying cases are very nice, though I would have preferred a more traditional mechanical snap closing on the purse-style case. My iPod is a hard-drive based model, and I'm rather leery of having magnetic closures around it in my luggage.
Extracting the inner tray in order to get to the manual, 1/4" adapter and extra ear tips is a bit aggravating the first time. Once the plastic had been flexed a bit, it seemed much easier to remove. This is nice, as it allows the heavy box to be used to store the IEMs when not in use.
The only negative note on the packaging/accessories is the "for audiophiles & audio professionals only" tag line printed on one case. It's a bit over the top and unnecessary, in my opinion.
Cable management/accessories: B+
The inclusion of a cable management clip is an excellent touch. No headphones I've owned at any price point included anything similar. Similarly, the cable slide is a nice way to keep a big loop of loose wire from snagging on things if you're moving around.
The gold-plated 1/4" adapter is a very high-quality part, comparable to the one included with my Audio Technicas. One thing that I would have liked to see included is a dual-miniplug adapter for those odd airline seat connections. My ATH-ANC7s came with one, and it's handy for traveling on those airliners with that type of connection.
Also, the cable is a bit short. It's fine if your source is very close to your waistline or closer, but plugging them into the vintage receiver on my desk at work required a bit of caution. An inexpensive 25' coiled extension cable makes short work of the problem, but an extra 6" or so on the cord would be a nice addition without too much extra risk of snagging excess cable on something.
Sound quality: A
My previous reference points for quality headphones have been the Koss Porta-Pro, Audio Technica ATH-ANC7 and Skullcandy Full Metal Jacket 11mm IEMs, along with various cheap earbuds of the type included with consumer audio products. The Turbine Pro IEMs easily beat the Skullcandy earbuds across the board, and have better bass response than the Porta-Pros. The Turbine Pros compare very favorably to the Audio Technicas, which is impressive considering the much larger transducer size allowed by a circumaural headphone body.
The bass is especially impressive for an IEM, providing a full, complete sound not found in most IEMs and earbuds I've encountered. While the full bass is a strong selling point of these IEMs, it's not overpowering and "boomy" - a condition some other audio companies seem to think means "good bass." One quirk of the design (noted in the manual) is that a good seal in the ear canal is necessary or bass response is greatly reduced. To that end, Monster has provided a number of different types and sizes of eartips.
Everyone's ear canal is different, and that will have a strong influence on which cushion works best for you - for me, both sizes of the "christmas tree" style was the least comfortable and provided the least bass. The stiffer, spherical eartips in the larger size fit my ears very well and are quite comfortable, though they're somewhat easy to dislodge with any sort of activity (the small version of this eartip was too small to get a good seal in my ears). Finally, the slightly sticky, compressible/moldable dense foam eartips seemed to stay in place the best for me and therefore gave the best sound, though they aren't quite as comfortable as the spherical tips. After wearing the Turbine Pros for a while with that eartip, I start to feel a mildly unpleasant pressure inside the ear canal and need to remove them from my ears for a few seconds.
Listening impressions: A+
The sounds that come out of these IEMs exceeded my expectations, they're equivalent to or better than any other headphones I've personally heard. I tested the Turbine Pro with several types of music: jazz, country, rock, R&B and classical. Any type of vocal sounds and higher-pitched non-vocal sounds in any genre come through crystal clear but not "brittle" and harsh. Likewise, low bass sounds were clear and not "muddy." Midrange sounds were very accurate and pleasant, and the instruments were distinct in smaller groups or with single instruments. Larger jazz/rock ensembles and most classical music tended to blend a bit in the mid and upper bass ranges. This effect wasn't actually unpleasant or inaccurate, but the "air" around the individual instruments (and therefore the "phantom center channel" stereo effect) were diminished. I think this is an unavoidable side effect of reducing the transducer size to a point where it fits in a very small headphone body, I've observed a more noticeable version of the same effect when listening to the Skullcandy Full Metal Jackets.
Final observations:
The metal IEM bodies feel cold against a warm ear. I'd recommend holding them in your hand for a few seconds to warm up before insertion.
Comfort level is high, even in situations adverse to most headphones. I fell asleep one night while listening to the Turbine Pros in bed, and I slept on them all night with no adverse sleep effects. Every other headphone and IEM I've owned has created uncomfortable feelings when being pressed into my head by a pillow.
My overall grade on the Monster Turbine Pro IEM is "A." Good quality, balanced sound in a very comfortable design earns these a recommendation for anyone looking for this type of headphone for critical listening and travel. I haven't had a chance to take the Turbine Pros to the gym, but based on my less-active observations, my other IEM options might make a good case for being used in very active environments.
Without knowing the retail price of these, the packaging suggests that these are expensive headphones. The sleek outer sleeve with two texture finish and anatomical diagrams were what caught my eye. Once you remove the sleeve, the black inner box is heavy and substantial in design, hinting at what you will find inside.
Inside the box, the first things you see are the two golden Turbine Pro ear buds set against a black velvet background; very classy. Included in the box are two sleek looking suede leather pouches for storage of the headphones and ear bud attachments.
Overall, the presentation definitely is reassuring that you have purchased a quality product.
Cable Management System - 10/10
The cable management system does its job very well of keeping the cord from dangling and getting caught on things. I appreciate the fact that the cord is shorter then usual also, which by design cuts down on the snags, even without using the cable management.
Earbud Fit/Comfort - 9/10
I must have very small ear canals, as the only earbuds which I was able to keep in my ears and still remain comfortable were the smaller conical shaped ones. The others all either popped out of felt like I had two giant cotton balls in my ears. The smaller conical shaped ones on the other hand fit nicely and stayed put. The longest stretch that I listened in one sitting was for an hour and at no time did I feel any discomfort.
Listening Impressions - 8/10
I listened to the Turbine Pros over the course of six sessions, totaling about four and a half hours of listening. The genre's of music included rock, instrumental, jazz and classical.
A few things I noted that these headphones do better then and other IEM's I have ever used. The first, was realistic percussion. In my experience, IEM's tend to get sloppy when reproducing busy percussive pieces. That was not the case with the Turbine Pros; in fact, they reproduced a kick drum better then most full can's that I have heard. I also really like the way that that they reproduce woodwind and string instruments as well, especially violins.
Secondly, they are very dynamic and do not sound congested like some other IEM's I have used.
Personally, I preferred rock and classical with these headphones but that is not to say that they did not excel at jazz. Honestly, the mid bass and dynamics these present just make you want to listen to something with driving percussion.
Overall - 9/10
To anyone looking for a great set of IEM's that do everything well, I would highly recommend the Turbine Pro's. Well worth the retail price.
Anthony - Surprise, AZ
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