[Parhaam]

Hello,
I am looking for the best in-ear for classicals. My criteria are: fidelity and clarity, soundstage, fair to good bass and since I'm wearing it for a long period of time and walking around, comfort. mic and controllers are extra pleasant options. My budget limit is 300$ Max. I've searched through head-fi and found a few options, but since I can't access all of them to try, I need your expert opinions. Thank you very much. The models I found so far are:
RHA T10 
KEF M200
Fostex TE-05
Etymotic ER-4PT
Philips fidelio S2

Beyerdynamic DX160IE

Sennheiser IE8/80

Earsonics

Westone

 

Dunu Titan 1
 
Either kindly recommending one of these models or something else, would be a big help for me.

 

[DCofficehack]

I'm very pleased with my Fischer DBA-02 mk 2 IEMs for classical music, if you like a neutral sound signature. The catch is no mic, and at times I've wanted that since I often plug them into my phone. For that reason I've thought about the Ety models.

 

[Parhaam]

Thanks. Any other suggestions?

 

[Claritas]

The ones I recommend for classical under $300, REx00 and ER4S, have linear bass. But it sounds as if you want something warmer such as Tenore or EPH100. Best luck!

 

[1TrickPony]

dunu dn2k - dynamics. instrument separation (easy to divert your focus from one instrument to another) where everything is so detailed and clear. strings as an ensemble/section move together gracefully with air. though some isolated violin can sound slight glossy smooth (not totally realistic or pure). bah I tried.

 

[Aeneas]

You listed the IE8 but I'd go with the IE800. If you're lucky, you might find a used pair for not much more than your budget on here. They're worth going over budget for.

 

[Parhaam]

ok. any other suggestions please? a more detailed Response maybe?