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best pair of "in ear" headphones?
So far these are the best i have heard by a long shot ....
http://www.sennheiser.co.uk/uk/icm.n...e_style_500494 Views? The criteria for this is that they have to be in ear headphones for portability. |
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can't go wrong with Shure's
although they are very pricey http://www.shure.com/PersonalAudio/P..._SE210_content |
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I love Shure's too, you can get some pretty mad deals on the e4's.
Interesting design on the Senns, ear buds hurt my ears. |
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While I like the Shures as well (pretty much the E3 and up, and in particular the E5c), I'd have to say that the best in-ear phones I've ever heard would be the Westone UM2. It may look like shit, but hot damn the UM2s sound amazing. The only problem is that both are $450+ headphones. At that price they'd never leave the house. Then again, if that is the case then I would go for a regular set of cans instead. If I was buying them for portable use, and had to watch my wallet, I'd probably go with the Westone UM1 at $150.
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HH's Nokia shareholder!
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On my must get for my iPod list is AKG's K 324 P
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Apple Fanboy?
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im a FREAK
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I have never had a really nice set of earphones. I thought it would be interesting to look as if I could really afford some that are of the quality you normally end up getting with your things.
http://www.ultimateears.com/superfi/...ueMetallic.htm http://www.ultimateears.com/custom/C...r-Monitors.htm |
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can't wear those in ear jobs personally, they hurt after only a couple minutes.
I still cling shamelessly to my ltd ed senn px100's, they're awesome. had a fantastic pair of sony's a couple years back (you know, the kind that are earplugs but on a headband) they sounded real nice
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I currently have a pair of shure E2C's. They have great sound but I will upgrade when funds permit.
Here are a few good sites to look into for you while researching. http://www.earphonesolutions.com/index.html http://www.head-fi.org/
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