[gopanthersgo1]

I'm selling my AKG 702's for about $225, and will be buying a pair of the m50's for about $125, so i have $100 to get some IEM's.  I'm wanting to try 2 or 3 different cheap pairs of IEM's ($30 - $40 a pair), and get 2 of those cheap $7 monoprices (one for me, and one for my girlfriend), so i want the 2 or 3 decent pairs to be totally different sounding (like a really warm pair, a really analytical pair, and a really dark pair), so please comment your favorite or recommended IEM's.
 
Thanks,
IEM starter,
 
gopanthersgo1

 

[imackler]

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I'm selling my AKG 702's for about $225, and will be buying a pair of the m50's for about $125, so i have $100 to get some IEM's.  I'm wanting to try 2 or 3 different cheap pairs of IEM's ($30 - $40 a pair), and get 2 of those cheap $7 monoprices (one for me, and one for my girlfriend), so i want the 2 or 3 decent pairs to be totally different sounding (like a really warm pair, a really analytical pair, and a really dark pair), so please comment your favorite or recommended IEM's.
 
Thanks,
IEM starter,
 
gopanthersgo1

 
Well definitely make one of them the GR06. Stellar earphone! 

 

[gopanthersgo1]

i'll try that one, it's nice that it has a lot of eartips, how do describe its sound?

 

[kmhaynes]

A very inexpensive but surprisingly balanced little earphone, with analytical leanings is the Phillips SHE3580 -- about $15-20.

 

[gopanthersgo1]

ok, so i'll get the gr06, and the she3580's, does anyone disagree?