I'm looking for a best for buck headphones ranging from Rm100-200 and Rm200-300. It depends on if the advantage is really needed or not. I'm using it to listen to my music playing, but also for normal music listening. Headphones (closed or open, but closed sounds better)

Although, Its originally supposed to be used as for studio purposes. I got myself a new bass guitar and practice amp to go with it. So something with a lil more bass sounds good. But i also have an electric guitar with a gigging amp. But the important part is the clarity for the bass.

Have already looked at the Audiothechnica ATH M30, Beyerdynamic dt231 pro, the soundlux hd668B. So any recommendations/experiences to share, and places to get it...? I'm around KL area. Thank you.

I have a question, how come ue900's price dropped so much but then se535 and westone 4r price stays the same?

i planned on getting new IEM, my EP 630 is starting to break down. been using it for 1 year ++ now and i liked it so far.

- Your rig : PC, Ipad, smartphones
- What type of usage - Gaming, Music, movies
- File format used in your source - Mp3
- Genre of music you listen to - Power Metal, japanese songs, techno.
- Headphone/ earphone type : IEM - prefer with noise isolation
- Other requirements (if any) - must be comfortable, will be using it for hours, mic is not important,
- Budget - RM150 or lower

thanks

-Samsung S3 to UD110v2 to fiio e12
-music only
-flac
-all kinds
-prefer over ear-ear circumaural

currently using vmoda v80
looking forward to vmoda m100
bt before that
was thinkin to look for suggestions at other brands

budget about 1k to 1.5k

Guys, I need help here.

Rig: smartphone
Usage: Music
File format: MP3/FLAC
Genre: Universal
Headphone: Circumaural/closed back
Other requirements:
(must) emphasis on short punches over long thumps, form fitting
(optional) at least medium soundstage, low impedance, noise isolation
Budget: RM 300

DAC/AMP I use is
Ordnance .25 with the source from an iMac/laptop or xDuoo TA-02 Tube amp
But that's what I use. I'm not getting it for myself.

I can't really recall their amp/source brand/model they use hmmm.
But let's say it's through the Ordnance.25 amp/DAC, which headphone around Rm1K would you recommend ?

- rig : desktop and handphone.
- What type of usage : music.
- File format used in your source : flac, mp3..
- Genre of music you listen to : universal.
- Headphone type : please recommend.
- Budget : rm400

UE 6000 or Audiotechnica M50?

hi.. please recommend me headphone budget <rm600..

any recommendations for IEM around RM150-200? My playlist is filled with rock and hip hop. Therefore I need a bassy earphone but clear enough for the instrumentals. Has to be better than my sennheiser cx200

EDIT:

I use my earphones mainly for my iPhone. My issue with the current sennheiser is that its not so defined. I get it that its a bassy earphone, but i listen to rock quite a bit and it annoys me when the bass is more defined than the guitar.

- Your rig -- Smartphone. Laptop
- What type of usage -- Music, slight gaming and movie
- File format used in your source -- 192-320kbps MP3
- Genre of music you listen to -- Rock, Electronic, Anime and K-Pop
- Headphone/ earphone type -- Any
- Other requirements -- I prefer bass with quite good mids and some high. I might be noob but I quite like SOL and Beats Studio sounds, except the price.

Budgets -- <RM200

- Your rig -- iPhone 4s
- What type of usage -- Strictly Music
- File format used in your source -- 192-320kbps MP3,m4a
- Genre of music you listen to -- Random,mostly pop
- Headphone/ earphone type -- IEM only
- Other requirements -- Warm sound with "thumping" bass not " boom boom" bass like beats which ruins the vocal,if can need comfort also but not so necessary as long as it stays in my ear 

Budgets -- around RM100,stretchable to RM150

Currently using stock IEM come with galaxy s3 which surprised me a little with a stock earphone,sounds warm,just the vocal is not forward,also owning Sony MDR-ZX600 which for me sounds "dry"

So any recommendation ?

Recommend me some IEM, might switching to portable

- Source: iBasso DX50
- Genre of music: Female vocal
- Headphone/ earphone type: IEM
- Budget: RM 600 range
- Others: Easy to drive

Hello..

My budget is less than RM 100.I wonder whats the best earphone with mic capabilities to replace my Samsung earphone?
Mostly will be using it for Music/Gaming..I dont need super duper best,at least a tad better than Samsung free earphone.

Thanks

I would like to buy an in-ear earphone which cancels the noise of both people talking around me and also constant noise such as airplane noise etc. In other words I would like something which is both noise-cancelling and noise-isolating. I mainly listen to talks and don't care much about music quality. Budget is below RM600.  I use the earphone with an iphone, Galaxy note 3 and a laptop. Any recommendation and where can I get such a product? Thanks.

boss boss, can help suggest?

- Your rig  (Nexus 7 2nd Gen)
- What type of usage (music)
- File format used in your source (mp3,wav)
- Genre of music you listen to (Indie,edm,rock) Most often at the left
- Earphone type (iem)

Budget 210 max. Was looking at a second hand SE215 and the XP3, any other suggestions?

Ok. I give up on the research and looking for earbud with mic. Do any of you have any recommendation of IEM that are:

Rig: iPhone 5 (and future iPhones), iMac
Usage: Music
Format: M4A
Genre: All sorts
Earphone: IEM
Budget: RM2k max
Others:
1. Comfortable without going too deep into my ear canal, and the tip is small.

2. Small or flat enough that I can lay on my sides with the IEM in my ear and not being pushed by the pillow.

3. Comes with in-line control & mic, or at least have the option for 3rd party cable that has such feature.

Thanks in advance! Happy Chinese New Year!

Whats wrong with ue recently? First I got the ue900 at rm900 and now amazon is offering ue6000 and ue4000 at 400 and 150 respectively.

Should I get the ue6000 for that price?

Then easy la, go pasar malam and buy

40 pound is rm200+ so options are more restrained
try beyeedynamic dt231.  Astro studio uses it, so confirm good stuff

otherwise audio technica is the way to go, but also a bit strong on bass