Has anyone damaged the drivers? I just got a pair and while listening to this song:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuOpXHunq6U   I noticed there is a ton of vibrations. I'm not sure if its just these IEMs picking up all this bass or what. I just can't imagine this is good in the long term. 

Looking for something fun, for all types of music + movies.   Are the eph100 the best I can get for < $150? Is there anything a little cheaper that is just as good?   For reference I have xscape impressive edition and very old nuforce ne6 and I love the ne6s and hate the sound of the IEs.

I have more expensive ones but I need something cheaper as I'm afraid to damage them under daily use. Only models I've ever bought under $100 were the xcape IE (broke and never did like the sound) and nuforce n700. I want something with good soundstage and and a fun factor.

How would these be for movies? Am I better off with the bass edition?

Would these be good for movies? Looking for something fun. I hear these have "3D" sound to them, that true?

Sadly I just can't get into headphones. No matter what type I get I always get a headache when I wear them always have even back in the Walkman days lol. The jvc are about $40 cheaper than the 07BA, worth the extra money?

<$120 I use to get recommend Yamaha EPH-100 and JVC FXT90. These still the best bang for the buck? I want something very fun for movies and some music.

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Quote: Well he isn't 100% deaf (does have hearing aids). He can hear music if he keeps the headphones up against his ears (he uses a sweat band for tension).

This may seem like an odd request, but I have a friend who has very little hearing (can hear concerts/engines etc...) is there anything he can buy < $100 headphone wise to let him hear music. Kinda want to avoid the whole everyone around him hearing his music too (so closed).    I'm not sure...

What is it and how does it differ from an amp? Also how do I know if I need one?

in iTunes there is regular bitrate and variable. Should I be ripping at a standard 320kps or a variable (if so, what settings?)

As the title suggests, which would be better for movies?   Do both produce the "3D" sound? 

How are these for movies?

I was curious to know if its a serious problem or not? I've never had expensive headphones (IEMs before) until now and I'm kinda concerned that dust or hairs will get in them. Should I worry about this or no?