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Fitting is $100-$200. Then you can expend 200-1500 in your in-ear monitors depending on what you want, and the ones that are in the $300 range are already prett
by tecleandor 4y ago
Fitting is $100-$200. Then you can expend 200-1500 in your in-ear monitors depending on what you want, and the ones that are in the $300 range are already pretty good sounding.
Of course, the same as with headphones, you can spend $5K, 6K or even 10K in some top of the line planar magnetic whatever Audeze, Stax or Hifiman, but really, you don't need them.
Think also about the economy of scale. Hearing aids are more common than hi-fi high end in-ear monitors. If any big player in the electronics field enters this game, prices (and features) could be way better than they are now.