Bass heavy in ear headphones under $30
Dec 6, 2013 at 7:23 AM Post #17 of 35
The s4s' are much cleaner than the 8320s the 8320s are piercing.

"piercing" is definitely not the word I would use to describe 8320/9927 unless you have consumer ears. 
 
Tape the vent port on the 8320/9927 and they'll brown noise the poop out of your rectum.  
 
Dec 6, 2013 at 7:30 AM Post #18 of 35
I definitely don't have consumer ears, I own some Highline cans, read some of my past posts. I have owned both s4s and 8320s ..you're talking about a $10 set of iems don't forget
 
Dec 6, 2013 at 8:21 AM Post #19 of 35
I'm looking for in ear headphones that has a lot of bass. I've been reading about the monoprice 8320 and the reviews say that it has good bass.


How about trying Awei ES10 ...cheap but they are ear bud though ...massive amount of bass that really pack some power but not so impressive on the other spectrum .

They are cheap and i bought mine for less than USD6 ..no harm giving them a try
 
Dec 6, 2013 at 9:30 AM Post #21 of 35
I definitely don't have consumer ears, I own some Highline cans, read some of my past posts. I have owned both s4s and 8320s ..you're talking about a $10 set of iems don't forget

Was just a joke my friend...I thought the "brown noise the poop out of your rectum" part would kind of give it away.  
 
Dec 6, 2013 at 3:33 PM Post #22 of 35
Sennheiser CX150. Better than the CX300 in every way and a good bit cheaper to boot.
Sennheiser CX175. Differently shaped than the above, sound about the same, same price.
Awei ES800. Chinese brand, around $7 to $9. Very bass heavy, midrange not as smooth as the Sennheiser's above but very well built.
Auvio 33-266. I think I am the only person who has ever heard of these. Radio Shack brand. This particular model is not made anymore but you can get them on ebay real cheap.
 
Dec 7, 2013 at 1:31 AM Post #26 of 35
  how are the she3580s?

Definitely would not describe them as bass heavy. They're decently balanced, although they don't do anything incredibly well. They retail for quite cheap after all :)
 
Dec 7, 2013 at 1:47 AM Post #27 of 35
If you want good sound, be patient, wait a bit and save up some more. Thirty bucks won't buy it. IMO,the Klipsch Image S4's, that some have mentioned in this thread, have a critical weakness, a nasty resonant peak right in the zone of sibilance which I find very disturbing. Excellent sound will raise the cost even more. Once you've heard Quality sound and recognized it, there's no turning back.
 
Dec 7, 2013 at 10:52 AM Post #28 of 35
Your best bet would be to go and grab a used iem from one of the members on this forum. I ended spending only 60$ on a near perfect sony xb90ex :) you will never find a better bass iem for that money.
 
Dec 20, 2013 at 1:56 AM Post #29 of 35
Your best bet would be to go and grab a used iem from one of the members on this forum. I ended spending only 60$ on a near perfect sony xb90ex
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you will never find a better bass iem for that money.

In India, a brand new XB90EX will cost you 56-60$.
However, I do not know if they are made in japan.(People have reported the chinese made ones for poor sound quality)
 
Dec 20, 2013 at 2:14 PM Post #30 of 35
Klipsch s3? JVC XX ? what else can be cheap and sound boomy?
 

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