I, for one, am not a fan on JVC's low end bassy IEM, all of the 3 (FX1X, FX3X and FX101) have all been a dissapointment in bass quality.
I would say if you can, move straight to JVC's FXZ100 or FXZ200, they are both triple-dynamic IEM, with the third being a kevlar subwoofer - so yes you literally have in-ear subwoofer with either of these two
If the JVC doesn't work out for you, you can always go for the Sony MH1C. Sounds fantastic for the price, great low extension and sub-bass, and $25 isn't that big of a risk.
TDK EB900 will blow your ear drumms out with bass. Not the best in sq (not the worst either), but cheap xtreme bass fones
Or you could try the Xears N3, i think they sound pretty good considering the low cost, you can still use the discount code 'KLANGFUZZIS'. Im sure there is a review on hear somewhere. im using them a bit more that my TF10s at the momment. To be honest they do go louder without distorting compared to the TF10s regarding bass. Quite a 'fun' sounding earphone if you ask me.... Very good value for the money..
here is some info on the XEars N3 nearly half way down the page. http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-271-iems-compared-jvc-ha-fx101-spider-tinyear-added-02-06-13
If the JVC doesn't work out for you, you can always go for the Sony MH1C. Sounds fantastic for the price, great low extension and sub-bass, and $25 isn't that big of a risk.
Sony Mh1c has more of sub-bass , and jvc has more of mid bass.
I would prefer Sony over any iem below $50. Trust me it can rumble in your ears like a subwoofer , while retaining the mids and treble .
here is some info on the XEars N3 nearly half way down the page. http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-271-iems-compared-jvc-ha-fx101-spider-tinyear-added-02-06-13
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