[FastAndClean]

http://www.juno.co.uk/products/fostex-te02n-waterproof-inner-ear-headphones-black/582293-01/

 

[FastAndClean]

15 dollars https://www.digitaldjgear.com/fostex-te-02-water-resistant-in-ear-headphones.html
"edit"
sorry they bought all of them from that site

 

[FastAndClean]

here is the review, i received mine yesterday and they are absolutely amazing
 
http://www.head-fi.org/products/fostex-te-02-water-resistant-earbuds/reviews/14947

 

[coppiman]

OK guys, so I've read so much in this thread that I got really confused...
Some IEMs that seem to be constantly getting great reviews are the Tenmark Pros.
Would you say that it's a good buy if I am after balanced IEMs with great range in all channels? I really like balanced and natural sound as possible...
And of course comfort is a must... I intend on using it daily!
If not, any alternatives?

 

[Lurk650]

OK guys, so I've read so much in this thread that I got really confused...
Some IEMs that seem to be constantly getting great reviews are the Tenmark Pros.
Would you say that it's a good buy if I am after balanced IEMs with great range in all channels? I really like balanced and natural sound as possible...
And of course comfort is a must... I intend on using it daily!
If not, any alternatives?

With the bass port mod, maybe. Best bet is the Vivo XE800 which can be had on AE for ~$18. I have not heard it but that's from impressions I've read, it's pretty balanced. Esp in this price range there almost no balanced options. Making a more balanced sound takes tuning which costs more money, original price of the XE800 is near $100

 

[FastAndClean]

Fostex TE-02n

 

[coppiman]

With the bass port mod, maybe. Best bet is the Vivo XE800 which can be had on AE for ~$18. I have not heard it but that's from impressions I've read, it's pretty balanced. Esp in this price range there almost no balanced options. Making a more balanced sound takes tuning which costs more money, original price of the XE800 is near $100

And those that exist on AE are copies I guess? Would you trust these?

 

[chickenmoon]

And those that exist on AE are copies I guess? Would you trust these?

I received a pair yesterday for which I paid £11.30 and it appears to be the real deal. They're clear, retrieve apparently more details than my Fidelio S2. They are very bright but not harsh, can take way more amplification than my ears can tolerate and have good bass and even some sub-bass when called for.

 

[Lurk650]

And those that exist on AE are copies I guess? Would you trust these?

Yeah plenty of people on here have bought them. Just go to the main Chinese thread and search Vivo

 

[loomisjohnson]

With the bass port mod, maybe. Best bet is the Vivo XE800 which can be had on AE for ~$18. I have not heard it but that's from impressions I've read, it's pretty balanced. Esp in this price range there almost no balanced options. Making a more balanced sound takes tuning which costs more money, original price of the XE800 is near $100

i really like the vivo as well, but my top pick for a truly balanced sound at the sub $25 range is the urbanfun--it's tuned like a a much more expensive piece, with a big soundstage

 

[coppiman]

 
i really like the vivo as well, but my top pick for a truly balanced sound at the sub $25 range is the urbanfun--it's tuned like a a much more expensive piece, with a big soundstage

Just checked these...
I really like them... I will have to do some serious thinking the upcoming days... I have to see what my bidget can handle the christmas days...

 

[Redcarmoose]

Edited post, due to not undertaking focus of thread.

 

[Redcarmoose]

2x

 

[KipNix]

Research the DZAT DF-10. They're wood and give a balanced sound all the way across. Some tunes show sibilance; others not so much. After brain-in, they sound great to me.

 

[LaughMoreDaily]

Thanks for the post.