Hi, Looking to buy a pair of Onkyo A800s. If you have a set that you'd be willing to let go of, please do PM me! Cheers

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If I want a universal version like those which are given to shops as demo units, can that be done? Also, if it can, will there still be customization options for the shell?

@Armaegis Apologies.

Edit - Sorry Kennerton, being rude was not my intent. Sorry.

Yeah I've heard both but a while back. I remember the Algiz as having weird imaging and a weird soundstage (like nothing I've heard before) and I think the Ikiz was on the bassier side of things but was still pretty clear. Both were pretty large though and didn't fit in my ears well as all 

Lol!   The Algiz is a very special IEM. Defs worth a try. Ikiz isn't too special but still good value at that price for people who like bass. Just pretty large...

Worth it for $50 for sure

Cheers! Nice to know that we'll be able to try some of the latest stuff from Yulong at the meet too! :)

Ok, good luck!

I'd say the Ostrys. You seem to like more aggressive music which suits the KC's sound sig more than the Havi's. I love my KC06A and didn't really like the Havi's when I tried them in store.

HD280 Pros with HM5 pads would be very good at isolation and at moderate volumes they should block out almost all noise.    That being said, IEMs are the kings of noise isolation and you might want to get those instead, but the problem I can see with those is that the contestant might not...

I've heard that the IE60s are quite awful for the money...everyone I know who has tried them thinks that much cheaper IEMs are better than them. I'd suggest avoiding them and going for the more expensive route. 315s are good but I wouldn't really call them fun sounding, and I quite like the...

Wow, that's harsh. I live in Asia so I got lucky! Alright, sounds good! Creative are quite a nice company and their products are quite decent (most of the time). Good luck!

That they are. Shures have a sound which I'd describe as dark (bass heavy, decent mids and rolled off highs). The RHAs will be a lot clearer and less bassy than the Senns (not by much though) while the 215s will be as bass heavy with the CX300ii with better bass texture and quality with somewhat...

Consider the Sennheiser Momentum In Ears and RHA MA750i! Both should satisfy your craving for bass :)

Consider the RHA MA750 and Shure SE215. Both are very different animals but sound great in their own right.

Sorry, but the M6 Pro don't match OP's sound sig preference. He wants something with mid and low freq. emphasis while the M6 Pros are neutral and might also be a bit light in bass to some people.

Alright. Let me know if you have any concerns or questions!

No problem. Hmm, bass extension is similar, and the Ostrys do go really deep with bass. I see. The Ostrys are fairly bright and have the sparkly treble which I think you are looking for! Really airy sound as well, with the tradeoff that it sounds a bit thin at times, but it's really worth is...

They're similar with the RHAs having a smaller soundstage, better bass texture and more metallic highs. Mids are also better with the Ostrys and they can keep up with fast paced music very well. From what I know about the DN-1k, bass quantity is a little lower with the Ostrys.

I have a feeling that you might like the ATH-IM50s

Check out my reply to you on the IM50s in the IM series thread! Also, The Creatives might be what you're looking for, but they aren't amazingly well built. Also, they're a lot cheaper on Creative's website now since new Aurvana IEMs have been released. Btw, the SE112 aren't anything like the...