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Music, I listen to lots of indian music, also like instrumental music as well as classical music (not that I have many)
I like smooth bass-deep, like nice mids and like highs to be sharp clean but not harsh, basically something that covers the whole spectrum but don't like it to be harsh and piercing sound but nice warm sound.
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I suppoese the style's or music you listen to then is intriquet and complex material by the looks of it.
I think the Senn IE7's or IE8's would be a good bet for them from experience of having the IE8's, if you can stretch to that budget?
What you described about your "sig" is what i think we all strive for in am iem, the IE8's i know would cater for good bass reproduction (has a adjustable bass port on side for your preffered setting) and has good good mids with okay top end which will not pierce your ears, quite a fairly all round performer, with it leaning slightly on the warm side but not enough that it compounds this as the X is warm sounding as well.
Only drawback with these for you is the IE8's are regarded as a poor fit in general as they just aim straight in the ear and a lot of people (including me) have had an ardious time getting the right fit/seal and comfort with these as the supplied buds are far from perfect for a lot of people and that is a year on from buying them!
It took a while for them to burn in i felt for iem' but they are now reaching their full potential and are sounding better all the time.
My Shure SE530's i have would be great for that music also with really good mids, but some people fimd they have roll off on the top end which i do not find personally. I think the SE530's would not have the bass you demand though.
I am currently listening to a pair of JVC fx500's on loan and even though i am not a hardcore bass head junkie like some around these part's i love the bass on this, it is deep and svelty and intruments have a real tonal quality to them but i feel they just lack that all round sound with the mids lacking due to the bass overwhelming it a bit, the highs are okay. Vocals i find can be a bit edgy raw sound to it, not as smooth as other iem's, but you may get away with that with the style of music you listen to.
The fit on these for an ear canal is the best i have had yet other than my SE530's when i have yellow foams on, so i think you hopefully could get a good fit with these maybe.
For the price these are a good bet, but are an aquired taste, but at the same time it does pair fairly well with the X.
I am on the verge of buying these as a alternative back up, change of mood listen to my SE530's & IE8's once in a while for the price.
Might want to ask people like Soozieq & CN11 about their iem's with the X as i know Soozieq has the Denon C710's which i was also eyeing up like for like with the fx500's.
If you can , the more you can save, you will have better selection of iem's to choose from fit wise and allso the SQ you will release from the X, if you think it sounds good now, wait until you hear them with something like the IE8's.