stevenlongs
100+ Head-Fier
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Hi guys! As the title states I've had a substantial absence from headfi but I haven't forgot you guys! My mind has been off to other places...bought some recording gear, new guitar, and recorded my first noobie track for fun earlier this year: www.soundcloud.com/stevenlongs (shameless plug if this is against rules lmk).
in terms of music listening I've become fairly linear in the sense that I almost always pick up my trusty MDR-V6 for everything. The only iem I currently still have is the phonak audeo 122 or something, and it sees very little use now. I've grew apart from the sound signature. Now my friend recently told me he'd like for me to purchase a set of IEMs for him and seeing as I'm in the states it's easier for me to have access to them. He told me he wanted the Koss kdx200 at BB for 25$ He loves his overear Koss 40$ ones...the ones with the sparkle in the treble, so I am assuming that's why he wants to stick with the same brand.
I currently might be interested in a new pair of IEMs as well. This is where I need your help. I haven't been keeping up for a while now and the price I am willing to pay is under 100 shipped delivered within the US.
I have developed a daily habit of running almost every day and so I expect I MIGHT use this pair of headphones for long periods of time sweating outdoors. As you may imagine I am somewhat worried about the longevity of the iem itself so if you guys think this would be not advisable let me know...I'll get some jvc gummies or something for workouts only
so for workout I was thinking about the old se215. Will this resist?
Number 1 imortance would be comfort and build quality.. especially strength of the cord. I am less interested of something like the cord of the eph100.
out of the IEMs I had in my profile I most liked the sound of the brainwavz m3 and the gr07. I saw some new entries in the sub100 categories like rockit and UE althought I don't think I would like a plasticky thing from UE. Any other 2013 IEMs I should know about?
So iem gurus of headfi, what do you think is a good choice for me at a <100$ price point. Thanks and sorry for the formatting...incredibly difficult typing on a tablet.
in terms of music listening I've become fairly linear in the sense that I almost always pick up my trusty MDR-V6 for everything. The only iem I currently still have is the phonak audeo 122 or something, and it sees very little use now. I've grew apart from the sound signature. Now my friend recently told me he'd like for me to purchase a set of IEMs for him and seeing as I'm in the states it's easier for me to have access to them. He told me he wanted the Koss kdx200 at BB for 25$ He loves his overear Koss 40$ ones...the ones with the sparkle in the treble, so I am assuming that's why he wants to stick with the same brand.
I currently might be interested in a new pair of IEMs as well. This is where I need your help. I haven't been keeping up for a while now and the price I am willing to pay is under 100 shipped delivered within the US.
I have developed a daily habit of running almost every day and so I expect I MIGHT use this pair of headphones for long periods of time sweating outdoors. As you may imagine I am somewhat worried about the longevity of the iem itself so if you guys think this would be not advisable let me know...I'll get some jvc gummies or something for workouts only
so for workout I was thinking about the old se215. Will this resist?
Number 1 imortance would be comfort and build quality.. especially strength of the cord. I am less interested of something like the cord of the eph100.
out of the IEMs I had in my profile I most liked the sound of the brainwavz m3 and the gr07. I saw some new entries in the sub100 categories like rockit and UE althought I don't think I would like a plasticky thing from UE. Any other 2013 IEMs I should know about?
So iem gurus of headfi, what do you think is a good choice for me at a <100$ price point. Thanks and sorry for the formatting...incredibly difficult typing on a tablet.
