[Gilly87]

ASG-2?

I've got the V-sonic GR07's at present and was thinking of an upgrade. I prefer IEM's and was leaning towards hybrid phones but I think these may still be quite expensive. I listen to all types of music, want phones that aren't too bass heavy, have good separation and soundstage, slightly forward mids and clean trebles. source is a Cowon J3 that isn't amped though I will get one of the phones requre it.

Any suggestions folks? Oh yes budget is no more than £300 / $500.

 

[zombywoof]

  I've got the V-sonic GR07's at present and was thinking of an upgrade. I prefer IEM's and was leaning towards hybrid phones but I think these may still be quite expensive. I listen to all types of music, want phones that aren't too bass heavy, have good separation and soundstage, slightly forward mids and clean trebles. source is a Cowon J3 that isn't amped though I will get one of the phones requre it.
 
Any suggestions folks? Oh yes budget is no more than £300 / $500.

My recommendation is the Shure SE535.  I believe that they fit the description you gave quite well.  I use mine with IPod Classic 7Gen > Fiio L9 > JDS C5 > Fiio RC-SE1 > 535's...all genres of music.  They are an especially nice pairing with the C5.  I haven't heard with Cowan J3.

 

[marcrom]

How does the new Dunu DN-900 compare to the highly rated HiFiMAN RE-400?

 

[scootsit]

 
I've got the V-sonic GR07's at present and was thinking of an upgrade. I prefer IEM's and was leaning towards hybrid phones but I think these may still be quite expensive. I listen to all types of music, want phones that aren't too bass heavy, have good separation and soundstage, slightly forward mids and clean trebles. source is a Cowon J3 that isn't amped though I will get one of the phones requre it.

Any suggestions folks? Oh yes budget is no more than £300 / $500.

My recommendation is the Shure SE535.  I believe that they fit the description you gave quite well.  I use mine with IPod Classic 7Gen > Fiio L9 > JDS C5 > Fiio RC-SE1 > 535's...all genres of music.  They are an especially nice pairing with the C5.  I haven't heard with Cowan J3.

The company cosmic ears, www.cosmicears.com makes hybrid customs that get great reviews, and are in your price range

 

[marcrom]

Do you think using ipod shuffle as a music player on my newly bought dunu dn-900 would suffice?

 

[Gilly87]

iPod shuffle does not suffice for quality audio
 
Grab a Clip Zip/Clip+: cheaper, better audio, expandable storage...oh, and you can choose what you listen to.
 
**** APPLE
 
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Do you think using ipod shuffle as a music player on my newly bought dunu dn-900 would suffice?

 

[Kani]

Hi
 
I am looking for bass heavy iem to listen to hip hop (eminem) mostly.
I currently have klipsch image s4. not very happy with the bass i get from it at low volumes, love the bass at high volumes tho
I want to upgrade to something with much more bass and should be less than $100
i came up with 2 from the review which are available for purchase. Red Giant Malleus A00 and DUNU DN-18 Hawkeye
which one do you think matches for me better?
also heard of Velodyne vPulse, is it better than these 2?

 

[Gilly87]

More bass than S4? Check out the TFTA IEMs, they might be right up your alley.
 
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  Hi
 
I am looking for bass heavy iem to listen to hip hop (eminem) mostly.
I currently have klipsch image s4. not very happy with the bass i get from it at low volumes, love the bass at high volumes tho
I want to upgrade to something with much more bass and should be less than $100
i came up with 2 from the review which are available for purchase. Red Giant Malleus A00 and DUNU DN-18 Hawkeye
which one do you think matches for me better?
also heard of Velodyne vPulse, is it better than these 2?

 

[t00ny]

Hey, I'm looking for some good IEM for around $100-150 and I'm currently looking at the HiFiMan RE400, mostly for the good review they got in this thread.
 
However, I'm looking for some alternatives as well. I listen to a wide variety of music, but do follow electronic music mostly. I'm worried if the bass is too low on these for bass-heavy music. I also want the headphones to have really good noise cancellation. I'm also interested in the JayBird BlueBuds X for the wireless capabilities and I'm wondering how they compare.
 
Does anyone have any recommendations, or should I be fine with the RE400's?

 

[Kani]

More bass than S4? Check out the TFTA IEMs, they might be right up your alley.
 
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  Hi
 
I am looking for bass heavy iem to listen to hip hop (eminem) mostly.
I currently have klipsch image s4. not very happy with the bass i get from it at low volumes, love the bass at high volumes tho
I want to upgrade to something with much more bass and should be less than $100
i came up with 2 from the review which are available for purchase. Red Giant Malleus A00 and DUNU DN-18 Hawkeye
which one do you think matches for me better?
also heard of Velodyne vPulse, is it better than these 2?

Thanks Gilly
I checked about the TFTA and TFTA 1XB looks good but its very expensive, i am not sure if i should go that higher
Any idea about HiSoundAudio Wooduo 2? I heard they were great for bass after some researching

 

[icc900]

Helpful...Thanks for sharing.

 

[skinnyq]

Hey! I'm looking for an IEM between the $30 to $60 price range. To my understanding, these are the currently recommended pieces:
Sony MH1C
SteelSeries Flux In-Ear
VSonic V02
 
Unless there are other recommended earphones, which of these would you recommend to a person that appreciates very accurate
sound but also enjoys noticeable bass?

 

[tehsprayer]

  Hey! I'm looking for an IEM between the $30 to $60 price range. To my understanding, these are the currently recommended pieces:
Sony MH1C
SteelSeries Flux In-Ear
VSonic V02
 
Unless there are other recommended earphones, which of these would you recommend to a person that appreciates very accurate
sound but also enjoys noticeable bass?

Klipsch S4 are decent too. If you want noticeable bass I would bump it up a little and get the SE215 Shure

 

[Grayson73]

  Hey! I'm looking for an IEM between the $30 to $60 price range. To my understanding, these are the currently recommended pieces:
Sony MH1C
SteelSeries Flux In-Ear
VSonic V02
 
Unless there are other recommended earphones, which of these would you recommend to a person that appreciates very accurate
sound but also enjoys noticeable bass?

In that price range, these are the most recommended currently:
 
Zero Audio Carbo Tenore ZH-DX200-CT
Ostry KC06
Havi B3 Pro I

 

[DrunkenTiger]

Been out of the loop, what are the best earbuds under 40$ currently, friend needs one, he doesn't listen to super bassy stuff. Says he's currently listening to Neil Young.