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Best in-earphones
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For that price you're not really going to get anything decent.
Low budget ones tend to be crappy. I've heard good things about skull Candy (http://www.skullcandy.com/shop/asym-white.html). I've some Shure SE530 myself, and they're fantastic, better than anything I've ever experienced!!!
Low budget ones tend to be crappy. I've heard good things about skull Candy (http://www.skullcandy.com/shop/asym-white.html). I've some Shure SE530 myself, and they're fantastic, better than anything I've ever experienced!!!
Skull Candy makes some cool stuff.
http://www.skullcandy.com/shop/all-products/headphones/in-ear.html?style=stack
I have used the Smokin' Guns for 10 months now with no problems,and that's even once through the washer!
http://www.skullcandy.com/shop/all-products/headphones/in-ear.html?style=stack
I have used the Smokin' Guns for 10 months now with no problems,and that's even once through the washer!
Altec Lansing UHP326 Backbeat Series
for me you can get them for around $35 they are noise canceling they sounded better the my brothers bose set. they are wrapped in cloth rather then plastic I have never had them tangle on me. and they survived the time I forgot to check my pants before doing laundry. survived both the washer and the dryer. also come with multiple ear sizes and a decent size case. I keep my Altecs in
along with my plantronics bluetooth 855 stereo or mono set, Griffin also has a adapter that allows any set of headphones to have a microphone and volume controls http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/smarttalk
http://www.amazon.com/Altec-Lansing...3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1266785192&sr=8-3
for me you can get them for around $35 they are noise canceling they sounded better the my brothers bose set. they are wrapped in cloth rather then plastic I have never had them tangle on me. and they survived the time I forgot to check my pants before doing laundry. survived both the washer and the dryer.
also come with multiple ear sizes and a decent size case. I keep my Altecs in along with my plantronics bluetooth 855 stereo or mono set, Griffin also has a adapter that allows any set of headphones to have a microphone and volume controls http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/smarttalk
http://www.amazon.com/Altec-Lansing...3?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1266785192&sr=8-3
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If you want more info, look at the Multi-IEM review from Head-Fi or look at the chart below
The MeElectronics is good, or get the NuForce NE-7M if you want a Mic
The MeElectronics is good, or get the NuForce NE-7M if you want a Mic
If you want more info, look at the Multi-IEM review from Head-Fi or look at the chart below
The MeElectronics is good, or get the NuForce NE-7M if you want a Mic
Actually there's now an M9P- an Ai M9 with a mic so that's an option too.