[playingwithfire]

Without reading through the thread, what about the Monster Turbine, I tried them for a week, the mid and highs can become somewhat recessed when there is a lot of bass going on, but the details are pretty decent and the bass is punchy.

 

[daouda]

^^This is why you should read through the thread before posting hehe

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EDIT:
Oh and for the OP : without wanting to be a smartass, i would add an important nuance to joker's last post : when he says " i wouldnt recommend the cyclones" he means the cyclone pr1 pro and only those since they are the only ones he owns. I own neither the pr1 pro (for the moment) nor the pr2, but the cyclone pr2 are supposed to be "bass monsters" and would probably be a very good fit for your needs (if you can get them). Check the reviews.
EDIT2: yeah, now that i think of it, definitely check that pr2 review as the reviewer compares pl50 vs pr2 vs other bass IEMs for different musical genres.

 

[TheMafioso]

wow thanks for the help daouda...appreciate the effort

Read more on monster turbines...guess its not for me as mids are not great on it..

Read the review of pr2 and it seems a nice choice for my needs...

So it boils down to klipsch s4 and cyclone pr2..I don't think sibilance affects me...or could be i have not noticed it...whatever it is...its good for me

What do you guys think...I want a PL-50 like sound with more bass...which one would be closesr?

 

[TheMafioso]

Well bought the s4...lets see how it goes..thanks guys