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I prefer this over the EM6L for the types of games I play and for music. If a competitive advantage is your primary concern though, the EM6L wins hands down.
this is the best sounding IEM ive had. It's even better than Letshuoer S15, but sadly, the size is a deal breaker for me, it's etremely huge and uncomfortable, totally impractical and no longer what people consider an IEM should be like. The S15 can be dissapointing if you have heard the mp145 first and compare them, but due to comfort for long sessions and size, the S15 will replace it, and it's still very good, just doesnt sound as amazing
I have the EM6l and I only play single player games. I'm torn between this and the Chopin which I'm hearing are great for single player immersive games as well, but my worry is the size of these. The Truthear Zeroes and the Simgot fit me fine, but i just don't wanna buy an iem that would fall of my ears.
@@goukigodwhat tips do you use on these? The mp145s tick every one of my boxes except the size. I have a few aftermarket tips like the Spinfit W1s Spinfit 145, Render tips, Tangzu Divinus, but some of them wouldn't even fit my Truthear Zeroes because of its nozzle size. And the mp145s has an even bigger nozzle than the Truthear Zeroes so I'm just worried if this would even fit me. Your choice of tips could shed some light.
@@goukigodthank you. I might just take the plunge and buy the mp145s. I have the EM6l and kept wanting some bass in it. Hopefully it fits me well. Or I'll just return it and get the Chopin. I heard that one's good for immersive games as well.
