[Music-etymotic]

i need some iems cuz i broke my klipsch s4 and i didnt like it when it comes to bass then i bought shure se115 didnt like it too much either so i returned it. can u guys share what are some good iems with good bass and blocking noise if im on bus or train.

 

[129207]

Fischer Audio Eterna and Hippo VB are worth checking out if you like bass. 

 

[yello131]

if you could stretch your budget to $170 or so (depending where you get them)  you should check DDM Dual drivers.

 

[129207]

or buy the OEM version of DDM (no pouch, no displaycase etc) for $110. same headphone. 

 

[s1rrah]

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i need some iems cuz i broke my klipsch s4 and i didnt like it when it comes to bass then i bought shure se115 didnt like it too much either so i returned it. can u guys share what are some good iems with good bass and blocking noise if im on bus or train.

I'm a die hard SE530 fan boi ... but that said ...
 
I recently had a chance to spend about two weeks with some Sony MDR-EX500LP's (around $80 to $120 retail) and was very very impressed; the bass was positively outstanding. Huge, present, snappy ... and requiring zero eq'ing. The rest of the sound signature was classic Sony, creamy mids, slightly "shiney" highs and overall, a very easy listen. But the bass, man ... it was awesome. A bit much/too forward for my more "neutral" tastes, but man was it fun.
 
If you have a Fry's Electronics near you, pick some up for a test run ... you can take them back for a full refund within 30 days (Fry's return policy rocks when it comes to demo'ing IEMs).
 
Good luck.

 

[TheMiddleSky]

look at ATH CKS70, they have nice (big) bass.