What is the best in ear equivalent to the d2000?

I want to sell mine to get a pair of IEM for portability. What is the best price to post them for in the forums?

Now I want one really bad

thanks for the awesome review, I will be picking one of your recommendations for my next purchase

I purchased the Denon d2000's and I really love the sound and clarity. however, they are just not a great fit for my lifestyle and I want to sell them for IEMs.   Considering they are almost brand new (less than 100 hours) and have very litle visible damage except the padding looks a little...

I hear the Little Dot I+ is the best for D2000's. Its great for powering low impedance headphones.

what about the PA2V2? might be a little low end for your price range but they're good.

Samsung's Galaxy S phone line has some of the best sound I'v ever heard from a portable source

what kind of amp do you have ppmd?

sometimes when I plug in my headphones it makes a cracking noise that sounds like I'm about to blow them out. This is bad right?

I've always been curious to why iBasso's are priced significantly higher than other portable amps. What about it maeks it so much better?

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