Westone W60 In-Ear Monitor Headphone with Full-Resolution Bluetooth Cable

I got this pair about 2 months now. I really enjoy listenin on my Onkyo DP-X1A at a public place or in bed. The mid/high range it shines like my Grado RS2e. This is an open-back set, so that is impressive. But I wish the low range can be a little more boom.

The sound produced by this in ear monitor (IEM) is the best. I have owned other top of the line IEMs before, and the W60s clearly produce the best sound by far. The clarity and definition produced by the W60s is awesome in all frequencies, without sounding sibilant, screechy, boomy or artificial.

I have had the Westone W60s for a few weeks now and will give you my impression. But first a little bit about my listing habits and music expeiance.I primarily listen to classic rock, folk, Americana and Indy rock, but thats not all.

Wow. Seriously. Wow. I thought I was mad spending this kind of money on an IEM but this is something else. I have a few decent headphones (HD600, Fidelio X1) and IEMs (UE900, ATH CK100) but this stands very tall above the rest. Ok, so it costs at least twice as much. But is it twice as good? Oh yes.

Great upgrade after my W40

Wonderful sound quality miles better than the W40

Best Universal IEMs you can buy. High, Mids are exceptional. Low is well defined and fair. Really balanced earphones that play any kind of music you throw at them.

If you like classical music, guitar or soothing music, this is your best choice, although it is really expensive. Note, however, that you need a very good music player can play its strength, do not expect Iphone, I recommend ZX1 + PHA2.

Over all It is very good. But when I compare to others it comes as the 4th.This is my Order- (I have all of them)# 1 Shure 846# 2 JH Audio Sires Roxanne# 3 AKG 3003i# 4 Westone W60I listen to Jazz Vocal.I have compared them in the same songs in the same instruments.