If you were me and you were looking for a solid IEM that wouldn't start failing after a year...would you still get the Basso's or not? Are there some reoccurring problems with the basso's that I should be worried about? I'm really just making sure I know everything before I buy something, and clearly you guys have some experience I know you wouldn't mind passing around for somebody who is slightly tight on money at the moment..
I'd rather spend $100 now than spend $50 on basso's and then $100 again on another IEM if the basso's fail..
Also what is this TTS acronym that everybody is using
You can do a thread search; it stands for typical Tenore syndrome. Basically it's referring to the channel imbalances, with one cutting out/getting lower in volume. Zero Audio isn't known for the greatest build around here, so probably not them... Like Grayson said, Piston is probably a good bassy option/alternative to the Basso. Gratitude should be solid as well; though I remember reading about a few comfortability/fit issues here and there.
I would recommend getting two iems for under $110 or whatever you budget is. I recommend getting one pair of these in whatever color you want: http://www.amazon.com/Philips-SHE3590BL-10-In-Ear-Headphones/dp/B007TRUTHQ/ref=pd_sim_e_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=07FSQT6HNJKE2CD8QFGX
For the price you can't really be disappointed! Also, mine have lasted me a long time and are very durable for the cheap build quality of $10. I like them so much as a cheapo, I have two pairs. And they have bass!
And then the Xiaomi Piston 2.0 around $25-30 or Monster Gratitude or Yamaha EPH-100 $100 might be a good primary option. Hope this helps!
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Here, allow me to help this young chap MANGO. Buy nothing, run away now, chain your wallet to your body, watch your six, never fall in love, keep your friends close and your enemies closer.
Stay frosty, rescue crew is on its way... SOON™
TTS=Time To Sad-face
Ugh, I need a break, maybe it's time for some anime.
Lol