[mortalcombat]

I have been reading around the forum and have found some interesting products, however I thought I would describe what I'm looking for in detail for a better response.
 
I am looking for 
 
1. In-Ear. (Nothing fancy, the normal (round) ones. I tried the Bose IE2 and I hated them)
2. Under 70$
3. I listen to electronic music (minimal, techno, tech house)
4. Noise cancelling (doesn't have to be a feature in the earphones, just looking for an in-ear isolation)
-Optional- 5. An L plug because straight plugs tend to come off easily and get damaged faster

 

[rickdohc]

From the ones  i got, the best ones are:
 
$40.00 Soundmagic E30    nice sound, good bass, a lot of accesorys and tips.

Under $30
Phillips 3580
JVC FX40
Dont get fooled by the price.
 
 
I think you can get the JVC FXD60 for $70.00
 

 

[Nochaunceinell]

40$ AirBuds buds (www.air-buds.com/product/)
 
Lower end skull candys are actually a favorite of mine too.  The Ink'd is ok, but I had to throw the airbud tips on there because the other tips got uncomfortable after about an hour.
 
I really liked the JVC FX40 too but they have a 'tinny' sound.

 

[JK1]

The HA-FX40 has great detail, but some find it too bright. For almost as much detail but without the excessive treble look at the Panasonic RP-HJE355.

 

[bass fan]

I think the sony mdr ex-310 will be suitable for you, big impact of bass, very clear, large soundstage, comfortable, you should try it

 

[AstroTurf]

Look no further then the Etymotic MC5...

 

[jasonb]

If you favor neutrality over big bass. They are pretty flat up till about 10khz, but dont extend much farther than that though.
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Look no further then the Etymotic MC5...

 

[AstroTurf]

NRB Mod...

If you favor neutrality over big bass. They are pretty flat up till about 10khz, but dont extend much farther than that though.