I got the Moshi Clarus for $200.
I wish I could judge the quality of them enough to give a review, all I know is that the cables are really neat (they're like string rather than plastic thing) and that the sound quality is infinitely...
Quote:Originally Posted by tinyman392 I got what you're saying, just don't make any assumptions on anything really unless you know for a fact. I'd also like to add that the Moshi's don't isolate at all... They offer just about 0...
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It's a clip on in-ear (those do exist). It works with glasses as well. Design has nothing to do with sound, don't go out an assume that just because...
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Moshi Clarus may be an idea, they offer a mid-focused sound that does have good extension into the low end. More detailed info by request. I'll have to test with...
I looked into some audio technica ones. More specifically: Audio-Technica ATH-EW9 Lightweight Wood Clip-on Headphones
They sound really nice, but according to an amazon reviewer they're "set up to run the wire...
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Audio Technica has some good clip ons, but they are $100+. I haven't tried them. For the $8 price, the JVC HA-EB75 earbuds with earhooks is quite good.
IEMs are a...
I currently use a SONY MDR-Q22LP. It's comfortable and durable, but the sound quality isn't good.
I used to use a Koss KSC75. The sound was nice, but it broke easily and it wasn't as comfortable as the SONY MDR-Q22LP.
YUIN G1 G1A...