Alright guys! I'm looking for some really good IEM's/In Ear Headphones for a decent to good price and the best bang for your buck! I have about $70 or so to spend but I could go up if it really is a good pair of headphones.. I haven't had to many pairs of headphones in the past just the "Philips The Stretch Headphones", "Sony MDR XB-500's", a few different pairs of original Ipod headphones, a random pair of sonys, some SUPER expensive IEM's that my work provides me when recording but no other time.. Anyway I really like extra bass sounds yet clear crisp vocals as I mainly listen to Screamo and Techno/Dubstep. I would like them to have a kevlar reinforced cable or double/triple twist cable or a carrying case because I'm pretty dang ruff with my headphones so I need to know that there durable. I'm looking at the "Woodees Blues Headphones" from BestBuy on sale for $56.. Also a MUST have is an in-line remote and mic that at least has play/pause and volume control with the mic. I do a lot of live sound work and recording about 3-5 hours a week, and will be going to college starting this summer for Music Business and Psychology and then go to an internship to the conservatory of recording arts and sciences. I also would like if they either came with marshmallows or were compatible with them like the Comply Marshmallow Tips :D
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