ok those kind of prices are WAAAAY out of my budget. the earphones only cost me about $100 during the black friday sale last year. im looking for something under $50. Im not looking for a cable that improves the sound quality. As long as it dosent make it crappy, or die in 2 months, i'd be...

Just wondering what other brands of cables i shoudl try out. i find the orignial ones very comfortable, so i prefer one thats similar to the original one, but i dont want it dying on me every 2 months so it has to be well made. If it has a microphone thats a bonus, as i'm using the TF10vi and i...

but that one cant be worn around the ears right?

thanks! will try calling them    also, if i have to buy a replacement myself, which one is the best if you have a low budget? i kinda like the over ear type as i've gotten used to the stock cables. also durability is a major concern for me after these died so fast :(

i just need a replacement cable, i really dont think its the drivers

my two month old pair of TF10's have now no sound in the right channel, i think its the cable as when i wiggle the part near the gold audio connector it has sound intermittently. how do i get a warranty claim on this? i bought it in the UK but at the moment im in singapore for the next 6 months...

I personally upgraded from the cx300-II to the tf10's and am extremely happy with them. You don't just get a bass overload, you get quality punchy bass with the tf10 s. anyway if you order from amazon in the uk u have the protection of the 30 day return policy, so you can always return them if...

This thread     http://www.head-fi.org/t/586909/the-thermaltake-isurus-the-philips-she3580-the-iem-discovery-thread

Quote:   Check the second page of threads, people ar comparing the to earphones in the  £70 range. And the sound sig is great for EDM

Thermaltake isurus and soundmagic e10's are good options.

i dont do over ear unless the thing says its specifically designed for over ear use. i was wearing them as normal, its worse in my right ear than my left ear. was planning to use this for when im in situations (like camping) that i dont want to risk killing my TF10's in.    i havent tried it...

having finally got and tested my TF10's and Isurus, i can safely say that the Isurus are outstanding value for the 15 pounds i paid for them, however there is just no comparison to the TF10's. The TF10's sound way better to me IMO.    Sadly though, the Isurus are rather uncomfortable for me...

The thermaltake isurus which are getting a lot of positive comments in this thread :  http://www.head-fi.org/t/586909/the-thermaltake-isurus-rebranded-audio-technica-and-the-philips-she3580   Are going for 15 quid on amazon .. I ordered a pair but I haven't got them yet, however the...

Quote:   Nope, only people who used to own the ckm99. Still waiting for mine to post my experience on them

i think if you read around, there are already a lot of threads asking this question, and one of the recommended IEM's are the TF10's. 

http://www.head-fi.org/t/586909/the-thermaltake-isurus-rebranded-audio-technica-and-the-philips-she3580-substantial-finds/540   check out this thread

check out the thread about the thermaltake isurus. several people have commented they sound better than the EX600 and only cost 20 dollars at the moment.,,

Ultimate ears triple fi 10 is on sale for under 150 at the moment, they used to go for over 300. Also, if you want to go for something cheaper people are saying the thermaltake isurus which only cost about 20 dollars sounds like earphones in the 100+ range. Also comes with a mic, and an adaptor...

I'm currently looking at these:   http://www.creative.com/soundblaster/tactic3d/recon3domega/   as the reviews are quite good, but i feel the price is a bit high since i know if i get a unit without a mic i can go for various sennheisers and sony's which sound great. (i havent tried...

Check out the new Sony XBA series. I tried the XBA 2 yesterday and it was very bassy. It's the new series using balanced armature drivers. The number denotes the number of drivers. Hence the XBA 4 has 4 drivers two of which handle the low frequencies. 

You'll be able to tell instantly by trying them out. The bass is very tinny and well, they sound like a cheap pair of earphones that have been transplanted into a iem casing.   But there are better earphones out there around the price range of the cx500's. Soundmagic Pl30 and E10 come to...

one more thing- is it possible to get a replacement cable for the TF10 that has a J shape (neck chain type)? where one side goes around the neck?

Quote: i know they are supposed to be very good, im just concerned i might not like it if the bass is too subdued. i didnt like the muddy and overpowering bass of the CX300's, the EX300's from sony i have now are much more balanced....im just worried that the TF10's will be too neutral...

Dont think it will be anything like the EX series, its a balanced armature design   only seen one review so far, apparently the XBA-3 sounds pretty much exactly like the TF10. i guess my only option is the TF10 as its the only one within my already very stretched budget!!

Quote:     just saw that sony has released single, double, triple and quad armature IEM's. Anyone compared the XBA-4 to the TF10?