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In-ear Headphone Advice Requested

I recently bought a pair of Audio-Technica M50 headphones, which sounded great for the price, but returned them because I didn't like the heavy, enclosed feeling of full-size, around-the-ear headphones. I now find myself wishing for in-ear headphones with sound quality similar to the Audio-Technica's. Does such a thing exist for a price that ordinary mortals can afford? I've listened to in-ear headphones that were very clear and detailed, but the music didn't have the "weight" that it had with the Audio-Technica headphones.

Suggestions appreciated.
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donjr
1,335 posts
 
Etymotic 4. Read some of the reviews and see if they sound like something you'd be into.
timrhu
2,779 posts
 
I use a pair of Shure SE115s. They sound very good and are comfortable enough to wear for extended periods. They are much better in all respects if you use the squishy foam ear pieces instead of the regular plugs.
I'm thinking about upgrading to the SE315s.
freediver
1,122 posts
 
I've owned a pair of Sleek Audio SA1's for several years & REALLY like the way they sound.They have a natural tone that allows hour after hour of listening pleasure & are not very expensive.What I like most about them though is that I mangled the cable a year or so ago & a replacement was readily available from SA for a nominal fee.Highly recommended!
xxmarkxx
11 posts
 
Klipsch S4 or S4i earbuds. Excellent sound under $ 100.00
manoterror
216 posts
 
I use the Yuin PK1 and PK2...both are excellent. PK1 needs a solid amp to really make them shine. PK2 will run off iPod amp without issues.

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