I've decided to buy some IEMs for day to day use, I can't get on with most headphones I've tried due to comfort issues, which is a shame as I prefer the sound. I want something robust as I seem to destroy earphones in a few months. I enjoyed owning Fidue A73 for a year before they broke...

Hi,   I'm currently using the HD449, I quite like the sound, however I find it a little lacking in bass. My main issue with the 'phones is that they clamp down on my head too hard and give me a headache quite quickly, my ears poke out a bit more than most! I will spend up to £200 (not that...

        I couldn't agree more, I was so tired of listening to artists like Sigur Ros where you need good mids to fully enjoy the sound. But (at the moment) the bass on the SE315 is almost non existent it sounds accurate but it's so hollow sounding that however accurate it sounds...

Thank you Zarim, I have to say, I was leaning towards the IE8s. I'll check out the others as well.

No I haven't, this is my first entry into the more expensive realm of audio. I was impressed with my HD448s but I prefer IEMs hence the purchase. I'd like to try the UE triple 10s, they're a little out of my budget though (~£150) any recommendations for something with adequate bass (I'm quite a...

Hi tannerbnd, Thanks you for the reply, I've just tried that, they just sound dreadful, I'm listening on my HD448s, to make sure I just didn't have an inflated sense of expectation, nope, the Sennheisers are just maybe 2 or 3 times as good, the Shure's don't seem to have anywhere near the...

Hi Guys, I bought a pair of Shure's SE-315 and the sound quality is very far from what I expected, the bass sounds quite hollow and honestly I can't see much of an improvement over my old Sennheiser CX300s which obviously are about a 1/5th of the price. Before anyone starts making snide...