meelectronics m31, meelectronics m21, brainwavz pro-alpha. these IEM have really good bass and within ur budget.

This post has been edited by calmshot: Jul 22 2011, 09:16 AM

My Rig: PC as shown in my signature, no soundcard
- Type of usage: for music listening and watching dramas/movies
- File format: iTunes AAC 256kbps
- Music genre: Pop
- Budget: RM250-300 (can be less XD)
- Headphone/ earphone type: Headphone
- Other requirements (if any): I am not sure which type of headphone is most recommended in Indoor area. But I want it to be comfortable as I will be wearing it a lot at home. I don't need noise cancelling feature.

FYI, I am currently using SoundMagic PL21 IEM earphones, but I don't like to wear it for a long period of time, feel kinda uncomfortable. I also hate that I am isolated to any sound in the surrounding area. Thanks!

This post has been edited by atleeyoung: Jul 22 2011, 04:16 PM

KOSS porta pro, this is a semi open headphone. so wont feel isolated to any sound in ur surrounding area.

Dear Audiophiles,

I'm going slightly insane. For the past few weeks, I've been reading up multiple reviews on head-fi and inearmatters to try and figure out what IEMs I should get.

Here's what's important to me:

1. durability. durability. durability. (I'm heavily in the gym, plus I run on the beach.)
2. sound quality. (I'm running a Sansa Clip+ rockboxed and I like my detailed sound, nothing overwhelmingly bassy. Mostly detailed electronic music, acoustic recordings and Lossless ONLY.)
3. budget. (I'm pretty flexible. Anything from RM150 - RM300.

I've looked at the following:

Senn. CX300-II
Soundmagic PL-50
Meelectronics A151
Fischer Audio Eterna V2

I'm drawn to the SM and the ME for the balanced armature and awesome reviews, but i've been told that the build quality is nothing like the CX300.

My head is going to melt if I read another review. What are your thoughts? Any suggestions?

Senn CX300-II is quite bassy like every beat you cant hear the boom boom boom. Its like the home speakers today which has a lot of bass. But it detects instruments well. Like if you listen to classical music the bass actually went away surprisingly. But when you listen to techno it gives great bass.

My Rig:Computer / Phone
Type of usage:Music
File format:mp3 flac wmv
Music genre:Class,Rock,Stone,Vocal
Budget:200-280
Headphone/ earphone type: IEM Headphone
Other requirements (if any):Wireless,Comfortable when lying down on bed.

Please give me suggestion,Thanks!!


BTW i am looking for Creative WP-350.
if anyone know where is selling please let me know and tell me bout the price. thanks so much!

Hi, please recommend me a headphone with the requirements stated below.

- Your rig - Computer with Creative Soundblaster sound card installed
- What type of usage- music and gaming. Sometimes for movies.
- File format used in your source- Mp3 mostly.
- Genre of music you listen to -(classical , jazz, heavy bass music)
- Headphone/ earphone type - closed
- Other requirements- none

budget range?

Hi, can anyone recommend me IEM for the following needs.

My Rig:PC&Laptop - with Portable USB DAC /Phone
Type of usage: Mosltly music and movie - Listen during driving, travel / Casual Listening @ Night
File format:FLAC mostly / MP3
Music genre:no preference
Budget:maximum rm400
Headphone/ earphone type: IEM
Other requirements (if any):Comfortable wear over long period.

thank you.
Cheerio..

AKG K340

Review: http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/e...anal-earphones/



This post has been edited by E1 - AKG: Jul 24 2011, 05:35 PM

i was thinking SHURE SE215 or ATH-CKS70.. of all 3 IEM which one is better?

This post has been edited by zerorulez: Jul 24 2011, 08:38 PM

U didn't state the music genres u listen to. Anyway, I'd say SE215 would be ur best bet. U won't go wrong with that

rm 300

I listen to anything from Pop to Heavy Metal... thanks for the advice.. cheerio.

Will go to Jaben to audition out few IEMs when i got spare time..

- My Rig: PC with onboard soundcard, iPhone 4
- Type of usage: Listening to songs most of the time
- File format: MP3
- Music genre: Any kind, from rock all the way to classical
- Budget: RM500+/-
- Headphone/ earphone type: Recommend me both, but leaning towards headphones
- Other requirements (if any): Full isolation, put in already bye bye outside world, drowning in my own music. lol.

- My Rig: laptop & smartphone
- Type of usage: youtube , music , workout
- File format: mp3 , flac , aac
- Music genre: everything .. except metal, heavy metal
- Budget: 100~250
- Headphone/ earphone type: headphone similar with sony mdrxd100 .. that cover/"eats" entire ear ...
- Other requirements (if any): noise canceling

my current mdrxd100 .. din do enuf noise canceling and bass .. i need more audio quality ..
can any1 giv me a good recommendation
thx in advance

Can't expect much more passive isolation from an over-ear headphones. Either you move on to active noise cancellation which is far beyond your budget or something in between, in-earphones.

Lowyat Forumers sifu, please help me to recommend which headset to buy,

below are my requirements.. thanks..

- My Rig: Laptop
- Type of usage: gaming, music
- File format: mp3
- Music genre: Everything
- Budget: 150 - 200
- Headphone/ earphone type: headphone
- Other requirements (if any): comfortable for long hours of use

I'm interested to buy the Logitech G330 gaming headset.. Anyone bought this headset please help me to comment, is it worth to buy ?

This post has been edited by Ez222: Jul 26 2011, 02:04 AM

My Rig: iPhone, iPad
Type of usage: Casual, on-the-go
File format: FLAC, hi-bitrate MP3
Music genre: All kind from jazz, r&b, pop, world, etc.
Budget: < RM200
Headphone/ earphone type: Headphone, semi-open
Other requirements (if any): decent quality and design

I have been eyeing on Audio-Technica's ATH-SJ11 and I am still surveying for something similar to this. Is it a good buy? I don't need the best, I just need something that gives me a decent nice music to my humble ears..

This post has been edited by boringpig: Jul 26 2011, 10:51 AM

Don't think the ATH-SJ11 is "semi-open", it is a close design.

The award winning AKG K420 is semi-open.