Looking for a budget IEM/earphone.  Want decent sound isolation and... something better than the crap stock earbuds that came with my galaxy s3.  Fit is also important, but I realize this can vary from person to person.   Trying to decide between   SoundMAGIC E10 and Sport-Fi S6 both are...

Quote:   Says shipping not available. In store pickup only.  And I searched both my location and where I'm moving in two weeks, every store is out of stock :(

  Quote: Thanks for the reply. Now I need to choose between the Sennheiser HD203, Sony MDR-V6, and the Creative Aurvana Live. I hate choices.  

  Quote: I'll be using it for a wide variety of music, mostly rock type stuff. Also will be using it for gaming (so sound quality isn't terribly important for that) but that is the reason I want noise isolation so outside sound is blocked out to some degree.  

nvm got it, apparently there is a 20 post minimum

I'm looking to sell my 595s (made a classified for them) in favor of some closed headphones that are a bit more portable. Currently thinking about getting the Sony MDR-V6 since it isn't huge and offers some sound isolation. Any other headphones I should be considering which meet this criteria?

I'm not a huge anime fan but I watch it from time to time. Prefer subs generally, it comes off as goofy when dubbed I find.

If anything I would think the in ear phones would be worse since the vibration and whatnot might have a more physical impact on your eardrum. However, I'd think it would be the same either way.

From your OP here it doesn't sound like any wrong was committed. It certainly can't be denied that while quality products come from China many counterfeits/low quality ones do as well.

Well Piccolo always was rather terse.

Might not be global internet big enough to be considered a meme. But I enjoy "Stop! You're hurting Esports" in regards to starcraft 2.

Spotify seems like a more legitimate version of grooveshark. Liking it so far.

Interesting topic, I find it difficult to beleive that this factor could be the limiting link in music fidelity/quality though.

It's common for sure. I wish I spent less time but sometimes it's just the easiest thing to do since it's right in front of you. Don't worry about cancer, I mean don't smoke, but seriously, everything gives you cancer according to one study or another.

Looks interesting except you only get a short preview and then have to pay to see more.