I highly recommend the Shure se215! Great overall sound deep bass rich mids, and crisp highs (though they do roll of a bit).

Yes I own them. Personally I have had no trouble with the cord and the connection and I have had them for about 4 months.

As for the bass, these have a lot more bass than their previous ones. Look up a review, this is partly because this is their first headphone with dynamic drivers.

I am going to assume that the audio probably sounds like your phone speakers.

Personally I would recommend the Shure se215's (if you're willing to pay a $100). The fit on this things are EXCELLENT! The first portion of the wire is memory wire and it's supposed to fit over your ear, and the iem is shaped so that it snuggly fits in your ear, it offers great bass and good...

Quote: I really doubt they would die in only a year, ( I've had these for three months with absolutely no problem) especially if you take good care of them (putting them in it's case, not wrapping them around your ipod etc.). If anything the Shure's should last until the drivers give out...

I really doubt they would die in only a year, ( I've had these for three months with absolutely no problem) especially if you take good care of them (putting them in it's case, not wrapping them around your ipod etc.). If anything the Shure's should last until the drivers give out, come on the...

That kind of sounds like bs to me. I really don't see how a cable alone could improve bass impact. Personally I think the se215's bass is excellent as it is, offering just the right amount, along with the rest of the sound spectrum, but that's just my opinion. 

I really quickly just want to get my opinion out on the se215's.    Pros:Great sound:very detailed (considering the price), VERY comfortable, does not move once they are in.   Cons: Maybe a bit to bass heavy for some (These headphones kind of stray away from Shure's usual...

Does anyone else have any thoughts on em, or am I the only one who loves these IEM's

I am just so unbelievably happy with buying the Addiems. One day I was just browsing ebay when I came across a pair for about $40. I've heard pretty good things about them so I gave them a try. I got them about a week ago and after burning them in for about 100 hours. I was absolutely blown away...

For me the addiems  

Quote:   Agreed the usual ebay price for these are unbeatable.    

My only point was that they're a nice pair of IEMs for a pretty low price.

I agree the addiems are not for ones that love bass

Go with the ADDIEM's (Apple Dual Driver IEM), they right in you price range and they deliver the balance and detail of IEM's twice the price. They cost $79 from apple, but if you buy them online you can get them as cheap as $35 (be careful not to get a fake though!).

I agree the addiems are the best in this price range.

My thoughts exactly... The addiems are an awesome value with pretty damn good sq around all frequencies.

Haven't used them before but they look alright, judging by the reviews.

The addiems have good  bass if you get a good seal. The RE0s and the SE215s are even matchup, but I have heard that the RE0's are a bit more fragile.

Quote: They're actually really good just do a search. Just because the iBuds are bad doesn't mean that the addiems are.    

Out of all IEM's though I do think the addiem's are an increadible value as they outclass the turbines and are about equal to the SE215's for about half the price.

You could go for the Skullcandy Ink'd, although I personally don't like Skullcandy these are cheap headphones that will sound alright when working out.

I agree, most of Monster's headphones suck! WAY to bass heavy...

Quote: I agree.