I had the Sennheiser CX300s as my first IEMs. Just barely tolerable. Also a model of their earbuds from a few years ago, MX500 maybe? They sounded totally lifeless. Both of these made me question why Sennheiser would even bother making such products -- it damages their reputation, I think. There should be some base level of quality you can expect from a brand.
I bought a £10 mp3 player while visiting my sister a few years ago to get some tunes off her and the earphones that came with that were legendarily ****. In fact I bought my first pair of shure's in my first train connection gap at Cardiff on the way home by which time i think they'd probably stopped working in one ear. The mp3 player worked as a pen-drive though and lasted longer than the shure's.
Worst ever were some Labtec "iPod optimized" behind the neck cans. They had "bass boost", which really should have said "bass reduction." The only reason I got them was because when I first got my iPod, I hated the in-ear idea, and these were on sale. They were $60 and marked down to $10. I know why. Absolute garbage. Not even worth $1, let alone the $60 they started out as.
once when i was little i bought these earbuds at the grocery store for a dollar! LOL. these things were barely audible and broke in like 10 minutes. about 100000000 times worse than stock ipod buds if you can believe that.
The buds who came with my electronic dictionary. Yeah, you heard right, with an electronic dictionary.
Sure, it was a Canon dictionary, but that didn't mean the buds didn't suck.
I think I used them once for testing the (chinese) speech synthesis function on the dictionary, but even that sounded so bad that I threw them away ASAP.
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