I knew I forgot something. I'm looking to spend no more than 200 USD. I found the Klipsch x10i for 130 on amazon and they look like a good deal but I don't know if that's the in ear for me.  

I'm looking for some suggestions for in ears that will work while biking. I mostly listen to the Grateful Dead, Jimi, Zeppelin, Talking Heads, things of that nature. I'm not looking for anything with very heavy bass. Any suggestions while staying under 200 US?

Currently I'm using a pair of ATH M30, lolz. (I needed something other than buds to hold me over)   I'm stuck between what I think are the two pair of headphones for me. I'm looking for a good overall headphone that is good for daily use walking to and from work and my usual strolls around...

Would anyone say any of the Beyerdynamic headphones would match up against the M50? From what I've read it seems the DJX-1 will match them in bass and have a bit more of a soundstage. I'm definitely set on a pair of closed cans. Bands I listen to a lot, Radiohead, Beck, Wu-Tang, Outkast...

Been looking for advice on some headphones for my styles of music. I see a lot suggest the M50s but I'm looking for some other alternatives to look into. One question I have is are there a pair of phones that sound fine powered by a computer or ipod, but can definitely get that much better if a...

I always wore Sennheiser in ears on my bike. They did a good job as far as keeping wind noise out of my ears and I could keep the volume moderately low and still hear my bike in the revs while riding the twisties.

I had issues using IEM headphones when riding my motorcycle and having the wires pull out right where I plug it into my MP3 player. I started using electrical tape to hold that part better and left the rest of the wire untouched.