Source: Galaxy S4, Asus N56 laptop
Music type: Instrumental, jazz, vocal
File type: Mostly FLAC.
Type: IEM, good isolation is an extra bonus as I frequently travel by small aircraft which has loud engine noise
Budget : 700

Tried FAD Heaven II and I like it, any other suggestions? Read of good comments about TDK BA 200 and GR07, any recommendations regarding these 3 models or perhaps other suitable one? Thanks

Sennheiser CX-200 or CX-300ii, buy from local 2 years warranty, buy from amazon cheaper but warranty have to send back US.

if headphone can try PX-100ii, but is semi open, sound isolation not good and sound leak

hi i looking for rm 300 below IEM or headphone have clarity good mids high pitch is smooth,good for women vocal sound bass does not mind ,i also can up to rm400 is limit already thank you any audiophile give me some suggestion 

cannot afford it but another iem maybe better than this one with low price

- Your rig (iPad & iPhone)
- What type of usage (gaming & music)
- File format used in your source (mp3 & Spotify )
- Genre of music you listen to (classical, jazz & edm)
- Headphone/ earphone type (IEM )
- Other requirements budget around rm500

Hi all. Looking for a pair of in ear earphones. It's used for normal pop music. Price range around 200 plus minus. Previously used sennheiser cx300 mark ii.

Thanks

I'm speaking very generally bcos I've only heard the KC06A once, and read abit about the EPH100 lol.

The Yamaha is bassy, warm, smooth with good mids and a very relaxed signature. Treble peaks are smoothed out. Great for extended listening but songs won't pop or excite too much. It's one of the best "warm and smooth" sound IEMs at its price. Great for jazz and acoustic and slowtempo music.

KC06A is tuned for modern music. A V-shaped sound signature, bass and treble are enhanced for a little "wow" factor. Mids are level but not too recessed compared to other V-shaped earphones. Great for modern music like hip-hop, EDM, pop and rock. Treble peaks might be fatiguing for sensitive ears.

I think you read Joker's reviews like me haha.

IM70 is from Audio Technica, you can test them out at any Jaben outlet. It's a slightly more entertaining EPH100 if I read correctly.

Another brand you can look for is RHA. They are like warm+smooth specialists. At your price range is probably the RHA MA750. From there their new flagship is the T20, which costs about RM1200 unfortunately.