So my Ultimate Ears Just died :( Time for a replacement! :D

What up new guy!  Fellow noob here!  I just bought a pair of MEElectronics M6 from Amazon for a whopping 22 bucks and they sound pretty darn good and I was blown away by the bass.  I think the black ones were even cheaper, but I wanted the sexy clear color =)

Radius DDM, HJE9000, Custom 3, EX700 and TF10Pro.

All of those are past 100$ nowadays. 

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Originally Posted by nextmick 

What up new guy!  Fellow noob here!  I just bought a pair of MEElectronics M6 from Amazon for a whopping 22 bucks and they sound pretty darn good and I was blown away by the bass.  I think the black ones were even cheaper, but I wanted the sexy clear color =)

 

 

The main problem I have with the M6s is that they have bad driver flex. A simple headshift would cause driver flex. This is true for a lot of Dynamic Driver headphones, but with the M6 it is really bad. The sound quality is great for the price, but the thin drivers is a down fall for me...

If you were looking in this price range you might as well dish out another $30 and get Monster Turbines from Monster Outlet (refurbished). Well worth the money. 

Like ZARIM stated, the HJE9000's are nice and TF10s are a shot for the money. Many head-fiers are selling the latter so you may want to look in the Head-fi market for those. Although you probably have to dish out a couple more bucks. Keep in mind TF10 fit doesn't always fit everyone. Either A) you don't like the fit or B) you can modify the fit to fit you comfortably C) RESHELL! (Change in sound sig if you do this)

The RE-0 are amazing bang for the buck for the asking price. The problem is that coming from the SF5-Pro chances are good that you will find them lacking bass. You may need some time to adjust to the RE-0 sound.

Once you get pass that it should be alright. I personally enjoy the contrast of my RE-ZERO and Radius DDM alot.

Try the Sennheiser IE7. A used one should be in your price range.

According to others, they have very little bass so you might not enjoy them as much. I suggest Monster Turbines from the outlet store or their Pro Gold earphones if you want to wait for them to restock(if they ever restock).

http://www.monstercable.com/outletstore/linelist.asp
 

Driver flex is that popping noise when you insert/adjust the IEM around in your ear.

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Originally Posted by jerry007 

These are pretty much out of my budget at the moment :/

 

After doing some research on the forums, these ones look pretty popular. Their price is a pretty good value too, considering of buying them. Any opinions? :)

 

http://www.head-fi.org/products/head-direct-re0-in-ear-headphones

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Originally Posted by Smallville 

According to others, they have very little bass so you might not enjoy them as much. I suggest Monster Turbines from the outlet store or their Pro Gold earphones if you want to wait for them to restock(if they ever restock).

 

http://www.monstercable.com/outletstore/linelist.asp
 

Driver flex is that popping noise when you insert/adjust the IEM around in your ear.

 

I didn't know that had a name! Thanks for the info. My TiTAN's used to do that to me before I broke them in.

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Originally Posted by Smallville 

According to others, they have very little bass so you might not enjoy them as much. I suggest Monster Turbines from the outlet store or their Pro Gold earphones if you want to wait for them to restock(if they ever restock).

 

http://www.monstercable.com/outletstore/linelist.asp
 

Driver flex is that popping noise when you insert/adjust the IEM around in your ear.

 

Thank you =)

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Originally Posted by nextmick 

Driver flex... are you talking about losing seal or the sound changing when you turn your head? Sorry to high jack.

lol that is perfectly fine. But driver flex is the initial noise that you get when you first insert your headphones. At first it sounds like you have music playing in the background and you have covered your ears with the palm of your hands. Then you hear a popping sound that readjusts the drivers to the normal flex and you hear the music perfectly. 

My problem was talking about the same thing but it happens (the palm over the ears) everytime I turn my head.

You could always buy it off of the forum. Look into SE215s. I've also heard these got great reviews. Amazon also has the turbines for $106... But you could probably get somebody to buy it from the outlet for you can do a transaction with them...