Hello there,   I recently bought a pair of headphones. I use them mainly for gaming, listening to music and watching movies, youtube, TV. I use them for everything, basically :P. The headphones I'm talking about are the Creative Aurvana Live! They are recommended a lot for both gaming and...

Quote: What do you mean? The Philips SHE3580 has pretty good ear pieces, I wouldn't change them. As for other tips, I guess most of them will fit. The nozzle isn't extraordinary small or large or anything.

Quote: It's hard to say whether or not an IEM is "worth" the money. The Philips SHE3580 costs 10 dollar. The Brainwavz M2 costs 50 dollar. Is the Brainwavz M2 5 times as good as the Philips SHE3580? It's very hard to say.   Most of the times it's not though. If you really look at...

Oh, and since he is searching for 35 dollar IEMs, those four aren't even a bad choice, even though they are cheaper. They might not be better than 150 dollar IEMs, but they are better than pretty much all 35 dollar IEMs, except for maybe Brainwavz, Soundmagic or JVC.

Quote: 150 Dollar is an exaggeration, of course. But if you compare the worst 150 dollar IEMs to the MP 8320, they come pretty close I guess. That doesn't mean I would pay 150 dollar for them, though.

Well, they are a little cheaper than 35 dollar, but they are considered to be the best budget IEMs around:   Monoprice 8320 Thread: http://www.head-fi.org/t/580769/the-monoprice-8320-mep-933-the-7-11-club Price: 7.11...

Quote: I'm using the foam tips that I got with the Brainwavz M2. The sound definitely improved, thanks! When I get the MP 8320 and the Focalprice CK-700 I'm going to try to make my own tips with sleep earplugs! I saw that great DIY tip on this forum a couple of months back, but I haven't...

Quote: I'm sorry if I sounded a bit pushy/rude! That was by no means my intention. I would love to hear the CKS77 just once, or any other amazing IEM for that matter. Certainly now I've listened to the TT Isurus. That IEM impressed me even more than the Brainwavz M2. And I thank you for...

Quote: Well, the problem with more expensive IEMs versus budget IEMs is not the difference in sound. If the SHE3580 costs 10 dollar, and the CKS77 200 dollar, the sound may be 20 times as good, but they are still IEMs. They still consist of two earpieces and a wire. And that's why I never...

Quote: I also loved the sub bass (that's the bass you "feel", right?) of the SHE3580, but it isn't really fair to compare the SHE3580 to the CKS77, or even to the CKM50. I'm not really sure about the price of the CKS77 but I guess it's not 10 dollar like the SHE3580, or even 50 dollar...

I've listened to the SHE3580 and the TT Isurus some more and I really start to like them both. I'm still the most impressed by the TT Isurus, but that's just because I'm used to more bass-oriented IEMs. I never would've thought that analytical IEMs could sound so good!   There are songs that...

I just got the Thermaltake Isurus and the Philips SHE3580.   First reaction; - Philips SHE3580: MY GOD they are comfortable! - Thermaltake Isurus: MY GOD the clarity!   The Philips SHE3580 is a wonderful IEM. You can really feel the bass, which is impressive for IEMs this small. And...

Quote: Well, the other monoprice IEMs like the 8319 and the 8321 do look more comfortable. But I'm not sure about the sound quality. I don't think anyone on this forum has tried them.  

Gilly87,   I see that you are also using the Voodoo Sound mod? I have a Nexus S myself, with the Wolfson WM8994 DAC. I'm not really sure if the G2x has the same but I how is the sound quality combined with the MP 8320?

By the way, what does the number after the slash mean? For example, amazon.co.uk sells the Philips SHE3580/10 (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Philips-SHE3580-10-In-Ear-Headphones/dp/B003U2S53Y/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1333290467&sr=8-1), and amazon.com sells the Philips SHE3580/28...