[TAWT AMISH]

My Music; basically Progressive House,Trance and Dubstep
I have beening owning skullcandy skullcrushers for a year and i recently decided on to buy a pair of in ear earphones as i can't take the crushers everywhere.I have been aiming to buy them at a price limit of 15$.i scrolled through lot of posts and reveiws and had these 3 up my mind .
1.Philips SHE3580/SHE3570/SHE3590  (Rank 163#,147#,unranked)
(I Read a lot saying all the 3 r the same with different color pattern and design)
Specifications
Frequency :12-23500Hz
Power Handling Capacity :50mW
Sensitivity:102dB
Impedance:16homs
Cord Length:3.94ft
 
2.Panasonic RP HJE--355 (Rank 139#)
Specifications
Frequency:6-24000Hz
Power Handling Capacity :200mW
Sensitivity:105dB
Impedance:16homs
Driver Size:10.7mm
Cord Length:3.94ft
 
3.Sony MDREX-10lp (Rank 109#)
Specifications
Frequency:8-22000Hz
Power Handling Capacity :100mW
Sensitivity:100dB
Impedance:16homs
Driver Size:9mm
Cord Length:3.94ft
 
i went through the forums ranking list as well as each review posted by the members here. According to the ranking list the Sony MDREX-10lp are better than the other 2 but i experienced through the reviews that the Philips SHE3580 were better than the Panasonic RP HJE-355 which seemed better than the Sony MDREX-10lp.
So this confuses me !!!! i need someone who reviews all the 3 and lets me know !!!
Other option will be welcomed.
But i would prefer them to be from the following brands due availability :Sony,Philips,Skullcandy,Panasonic

 

[rikardoliepa]

Jvc fx101 is also nice, but from mentioned 3580 is best.

 

[H20Fidelity]

http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-252-iems-compared-jvc-ha-fx40-and-ha-fxd80-added-09-05-12

 

[TAWT AMISH]

Quote:

http://www.head-fi.org/t/478568/multi-iem-review-252-iems-compared-jvc-ha-fx40-and-ha-fxd80-added-09-05-12

can't actually get the JVC's as i buy all the stuff from the showrooms and JVC's are not available out here

 

[H20Fidelity]

I was hoping the huge list of IEM's in that link may of given you some other options no?

Anyway, I can speak for SHE3580, which I own and recommend without hesitation.