- Good for Metal/Rock and dubstep music
- the In-ear type of ear bud is preferred
- Around $50
- Good fit (I know this can be a hard one to recommend for)
- Good quality
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Doing your best is much more important than being the best.
NZtechfreak: I will just leave this link here for you:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-302-iems-compared-1964ears-v6-stage-added-11-12-13-p-806#post_6492056
The end.
(this link is the answer to any question about recommended IEMS, BTW)
eXDee:NZtechfreak: I will just leave this link here for you:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-302-iems-compared-1964ears-v6-stage-added-11-12-13-p-806#post_6492056
The end.
(this link is the answer to any question about recommended IEMS, BTW)
This. Definitely.
In fact i'll make it even easier for you, by narrowing it down to three in your price range...
Common sense is not as common as you think.
33coupe: I used to love my Sennheiser CX300's.
jonathan18:eXDee:NZtechfreak: I will just leave this link here for you:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-302-iems-compared-1964ears-v6-stage-added-11-12-13-p-806#post_6492056
The end.
(this link is the answer to any question about recommended IEMS, BTW)
This. Definitely.
In fact i'll make it even easier for you, by narrowing it down to three in your price range...
Not wanting to hijack this thread, so hopefully this is seen as within scope. It seems you've got a good amount of exposure to different headphones - do you have any recommendations for in-ear 'phones (say up to $100sh) that aren't quite so isolating?
I'm looking for a pair with decent sound but that I can wear while exercising; I'm just not happy doing this with a full in-ear model. One of the key problems, of course, is (a lack of decent) bass response, but perhaps you may be able to recommend a pair for this purpose that have a decent sound and bass response, while also sturdy enough for running (and, ideally not to much of the "stethoscope effect" you talk of, as this is very irritiating!).
I've read many, many pages but haven't found consistent recommendations, so would appreciate any advice.
Common sense is not as common as you think.
Asmodeus:jonathan18:eXDee:NZtechfreak: I will just leave this link here for you:
http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-302-iems-compared-1964ears-v6-stage-added-11-12-13-p-806#post_6492056
The end.
(this link is the answer to any question about recommended IEMS, BTW)
This. Definitely.
In fact i'll make it even easier for you, by narrowing it down to three in your price range...
Not wanting to hijack this thread, so hopefully this is seen as within scope. It seems you've got a good amount of exposure to different headphones - do you have any recommendations for in-ear 'phones (say up to $100sh) that aren't quite so isolating?
I'm looking for a pair with decent sound but that I can wear while exercising; I'm just not happy doing this with a full in-ear model. One of the key problems, of course, is (a lack of decent) bass response, but perhaps you may be able to recommend a pair for this purpose that have a decent sound and bass response, while also sturdy enough for running (and, ideally not to much of the "stethoscope effect" you talk of, as this is very irritiating!).
I've read many, many pages but haven't found consistent recommendations, so would appreciate any advice.
Sennheiser do some Adidas branded ones meant for sport/running that get good reviews like the OMX or PMX 680. Again can be had cheap on Trademe
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