the t.bone EP 3
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the t.bone
EP 3
Product Info
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Look, these t.bone EP 3s are a remarkable value. They're perfect for budget-conscious musicians or those just starting out with in-ear monitoring – think gigging cover bands or student ensembles. Don't expect studio-grade performance, but for the price, you’re getting a surprisingly functional and reliable monitoring solution.
Product Description
- the t.bone EP 3
- Dynamic In-Ear Earphones
- In-ear
- 32 Ohm
- 105 dB
- 20 - 20
- 000 Hz
- Cable length 120 cm + 40 cm split
- Stereo jack 3.5 mm
- Various earmoulds
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Surprisingly robust dynamic drivers offer decent clarity for the price
- • Multiple ear mould sizes improve fit and isolation significantly
- • Lightweight cable minimizes stage tangle and fatigue
- • Simple, no-frills design makes them durable and easy to maintain
CONS
- • Soundstage is noticeably narrow, lacking spaciousness for critical listening
- • Limited frequency response restricts detail retrieval in complex mixes
- • Plastic construction feels budget-oriented, not premium-feeling
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Key Features
Driver Type
Dynamic
Drivers
Single 15mm
Frequency Range
20 - 20000 Hz
Impedance
32 Ohm
Cable
160cm (120cm + 40cm split) with 3.5mm stereo jack
Weight
Approximately 20g (excluding ear moulds)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The EP 3s offer a taste of IEM functionality at a fraction of the cost, but the sound quality and build won’t match high-end models; expect a more basic, less detailed sound.
The included moulds are a decent starting point, but comfort is subjective; many users will find aftermarket foam or custom moulds improve the seal and overall comfort.
With a 105dB sensitivity, they're certainly loud enough for most stage environments, though a good quality IEM transmitter is still recommended for optimal performance.
