Wow! I'm convinced. That is some really impressive watch collection you got! I like watches a lot, maybe you could give me some advice on them as well! =D

Yeah I've heard many great things about the X5III, using the same DAC as the AK380 (AK4490 I think) makes it a tempting choice. But the thing with FiiO is, Although the devices are well built and sound good and all, they don't feel premium. The packaging, accessories and the aesthetics... Well...

DAC/AMP solutions are not for me I guess, since I would like them to be mobile and portable and I dont have enough space in my pocket for both a phone and an AMP/DAC. That's why im going for a DAP. The new Onkyo Granbeat is a DAP+smartphone which seems great since you wouldn't have to manage two...

Hey! I listen to many different genres. Classical, Jazz, Rock, Metal, and many different kinds of them too. For instance I listen to AC/DC and I also listen to Symphony X. I can't afford a JH 16 Pro but I heard Rosie is like a modified JH 13 Pro. I will check out the S-EM6 V2 too! thanks a lot...

Hey! thank your time. As for cables, I'm not a great fan of Shure cables. What I care most is the experience as a package, weighing more on sound. Considering the choices you can have at that price point, makes the decision making really hard. SE846 reviews are all positive, which is a plus, but...

no one?

Seems like Shure SE535 LTD would be a good choice. All reviews are positive and has two Cables one with and one without inline controls/mic. Looks pretty beast and is to last (with the detachable cable and so on). Has very good sound isolation. Fits your criteria.

So I'm looking to buy an IEM, but being where I live, I cant really give them a listen or try any of them so I rely on you guys. Shure SE846, Jerry Harvey Rosie and Campfire Audio Lyra II appealed to me on their websites but since there's not much info on Rosie and not a proper comparison...