I love my M4s, and these are also piquing my interest. They sound sonically like a slightly brighter SE215, and considering that the treble is the only part of the 215s I consider weak to any degree these might be right up my alley. Not that I'm looking to replace my 215s, but if something's...

I posted quite a lengthy review on the Kickstarter page, but long story short, these are fantastic. No regrets at all. Incredibly addictive sound signature that, although it lacks any bass emphasis (I find a little goes a long way), keeps me coming back for more because of its detail and ability...

The first thing I thought of was to check the equalizer and make sure it's either flat or off. None of the Apple products I have are exceptionally bassy, so that's what I think your problem is.

Just to pitch in a little, as someone who has used the Nergys for over a year now, I don't pick them because they're accurate or because they have a nice, warm midrange. I pick them on a regular basis because they're fun. Granted, they're about to move back in my rotation because I'm picking up...

Just backed. I was in the market for this type of IEM and decided to give it a shot. Excited to hear them!

Do they sound the same? I've been wondering about this myself, as my Nergys are beginning to show some wear and tear. 

Yeah, these are good out of the box and perfect with that tape mod. Very lively sound with strong but not muddying bass. That sounds oddly familiar from a Monster IEM set... There are some downsides to modding though. You'll get a decent amount of driver flex that is very sensitive to insertion...

Just got these tonight and was highly impressed out of the box. Bright but full, crisp but not harsh. Those are hard lines to straddle for me, and they did so perfectly. Then I did that tape mod, and...well, they are nearly perfect for me now! Bass filled out a lot, mids too. Highs are...

Don't have personal experience with any of these, but I would steer clear of the S4 and the UE 600. The S4, from what I've heard, is very similar-sounding to the S3 that I have. They are thin, cold, and harsh in their sound. Build was respectable though. If you want Klipsch, I've seen some good...

I disagree with your "very." Enhanced bass, yes. Bloated bass, no. It has a warm tilt that rolls off the highs in a very pleasing way to avoid sibilance or harshness. I also felt that the mids were very natural. There is a slightly added body to lower strings, which I feel enhances orchestral...

I recommend the Logitech UE 4000. They have an MSRP of $99 but are now regularly found from $30 to $50. Absolutely fantastic sound, incredibly comfortable for on-ears, fairly good isolation. I don't know what its availability is like in Canada but they're good for the original list price and an...

There's not a whole lot out there with noise cancelling in that price range. If you're willing to spend $20 more, the Logitech UE 6000 are a phenomenal set that sounds great and has noise cancelling (it's not great though). It also lets you keep listening when your batteries die or turn off the...

I'm going to suggest the Sol Republic Jax. I know from reading a lot that Sol isn't thought of the best around here, but the Jax have excellent bass response. Not overwhelming and excessively bloated, but with decent clarity and good extension. It adds some body to the lower mids that can...

-Under $40 -Low microphonics -Very durable -Bass with clarity and impact -Non-harsh highs Anything? I listen to a variety of genres, but prefer a lot of electronic or post-Brit-pop through my Droid Razr M or laptop, no amp.