The Porta Pros look great and sound great on their own.

Why would you even want to do this...?

Go Shure. Or at that price you might be able to find a pair of X10s that someone is selling.

Man... I really want to trade my unopened X10s for a pair of TF10s... is there any way to try them out? Or the SE215s? I really want to listen to them side by side before I return the X10s... I really liked my old SE110s.

The TripleFis aren't UE's top end product.

you can't help but question the mental capabilities of every person you see wearing Dr. Dre Solos.

Does each kind of tip alter the sound signature at all? Or is it all a matter of comfort and fit? I'm using a pair of SE110s with the included foam inserts, and they fit excellently, but I'm wondering if I'm missing out on anything because I'm not using silicone tips.   Thanks!

Hi Head-Fi, Dreamingbig here.   So I've seen the term "burn-in" a lot around here. I did some research, and I can't find a conclusive answer as to whether it is actually necessary or not. So Head-Fi Community, burn-in, is it real? Or is it just another myth?    

I haven't used them myself, but from what I've read/seen/heard, the MEE Electronics series are well priced for the quality they provide. I own a pair of Shure SE110s that I got a few years back for about $100. You can get them for about $40 now on Amazon if you go for the pink model. Amazing...

Exactly. For $170, you can get wayyyy better than the Solo Beats. I have a pair of iBeats that came with my HTC Rezound, and they don't come even close to comparing to the SE110s that I've had for four years in terms of clarity. Sure there's bass, but it's muddy and completely ruins the music...

Hi Head-Fi! This is my first post, and I'm excited to be a part of this community!     So I've been using my SE110s for about 3.5 years now, and they're finally starting to fall apart on me. I picked up a pair of Klipsch X10s during the Amazon Black Friday Sale, and I recently got a pair...