Quote: You will be very happy with the Beyerdynamic! Please share your thoughts :)

Quote: I think you'd be really happy with them :)

I found my answer: Beyerdynamic MMX 101 iEs. Here's the review I posted on Amazon:   _____________________________   I had been a huge NuForce fan because of their spacious soundstage (being able to hear and identify each instrument rather than just a jumbled mess) and really fun bass...

I'm deployed overseas and I "lost" my NuForce NE-700Ms. Before them, I had the NE-7Ms. As you can see, I am a huge NuForce fan, but they are not producing mid-end IEMs anymore.   Therefore, I'm in search of a new company of earphones with similar sound quality. I loved the way the NuForce's...

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So I can't say I'm thrilled... Listening to the vPulse sounds a bit like listening to a subwoofer; the bass sounds like air pounding into your ears but the instruments and the voice sounds very far away.   Any recommendations for where a Nuforce lover could turn? Perhaps a pair of Ety's?

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AstroTurf, thanks for your support!   tattoo, appreciate the advice. I am really leaning toward getting them!   Any more feedback is welcome until I make my purchase :)

Hello from a long time Head-Fi forums reader!   I'm deployed overseas and it appears someone "wrongfully appropriated" my Nuforce NE-700m IEMs. It's almost a relief because I've had Nuforce for about 4 years and am ready to try something new.   I'm a huge fan of the sound from the...

Anyone available to meet in the Norfolk/Suffolk/Virginia Beach area during the weekend of Thanksgiving? I'll be in Suffolk during Thanksgiving break-as far as gear goes I can bring V-Moda Vibe Duos and JVC Marshmallows with a Kramer's mod. Not much, but it's something I can bring to the table...

Well-I had hoped there'd be some miraculous way to try them out around where I live; there are no big stores near nor a Guitar Center Although, we do have a Radio Shack.

I took a look at their website-what's special about them?

You know, the average person has a big issue plunking down $75+ for something they've never tried before-and heard both good and bad reviews of. I, personally, have a big issue with this. Now, is there a way to actually try IEMs without yet buying them, or a way to return them if you don't...

I don't have any crappy earphones laying around-could you suggest an easy way for me to get some foam?