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1. Klipsch image S4 II
2. Shures se215
3. Velodyne v-pulse 
 
 
       I want something with alot of bass but at the same time does not worsen the quality of the rest of the song. 

 

[chib]

None of those are good examples for what your looking for.
 

 

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Then what is?

 

[jawar]

Iam selling my JVC FXT90 (unsed brand new) and they offers good punchy bass but they need long burn in(200+ Hours) to produce big bass. I will offers you good deal if you buy these with Sony E474(8GB) MP3 players, it has true line out through WM-Port(charging) and added AMPs like Fiio E11 will realy help to improve further. But few other IEMs like Sony XB90EX, JVC FX3X are also realy good bass heavy IEMs with good clarity.

 

[kartoonz]

I just got the Sony xb90ex today in replacement to my xb30ex. At the morning moment they still sound like the xb30ex... The xb30ex also didn't sound great initially. But after 30-40 hrs of burn in they were good to go. So I'm expecting the xb90ex to improve after 50 hours of burn in... Even I was confused and wanted to get the shure but members here adviced me against it...

 

[Eugguy]

XB90EX will serve you and the OP well if it is bass you crave.