In-Ear Headphones

I can't stand anything in my ear. After a while I start to get a head ache and my ears stat to hurt at the pressure spots where the ear phone is sitting. I don't like wires either so I use these:

Amazon.com: Sony DRBT21G/B Stereo Bluetooth® Headset: Electronics

http://www.sonystyle.com/wcsstore/So...07/DRBT21G.png

For those items that do not have native Bluetooth I use this to plug into the headphone slot.

Amazon.com: Sony TMR-BT10 - Bluetooth wireless audio transmitter: Electronics

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...500_AA280_.jpg

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Originally Posted by rinkrat

So how did they work out? ;)

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I ended up getting the sennheisser px100s. i love them! i'm so glad that i didn't go the in-ear route. they fold up pretty nicely too. i think i may like them better than my grado sr-60s!!!
thanks for the advice rinkrat!

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Originally Posted by ValleyFan

If over the ear cans are now in the picture, I know a lot of people won't agree with me, but if you want to hear every detail of the music, as it was recorded, Sony MDR-7506, game, set, match. There is a reason they are studio monitors around the world. They are a bit more than you want to spend though. A lot of people don't like them because they can be very harsh with poorly recorded music, but I find they are very faithful.

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harsh with poorly recorded music yet they are studio headphones?

sorry Charlie, but you ain't going to find ANY quality reference phones for under $100.

the ones i have -- Sennheiser HD280 Pro are about a hundred bucks now (about the same as 7506s)... and i got them a coupe of years ago.

Sony phones tend to being far too bright for reference, where Sennheisers have always had a great reputation of neutral response phones.

what would you guys recommend for a set to wear while working out?

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Originally Posted by gescom

harsh with poorly recorded music yet they are studio headphones?

sorry Charlie, but you ain't going to find ANY quality reference phones for under $100.

the ones i have -- Sennheiser HD280 Pro are about a hundred bucks now (about the same as 7506s)... and i got them a coupe of years ago.

Sony phones tend to being far too bright for reference, where Sennheisers have always had a great reputation of neutral response phones.

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Like I said, a lot of people wont agree with me :) I will admit that I was quite over the top with my whole "game, set, match" review, but the detail they produce is quite good, and I can't speak for the recording environment, but in live stage / concert, their are a fair number I know who are quite attached to them, so don't count them out as a pro set of cans is all I'm saying :)

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Originally Posted by Bubbadel2

what would you guys recommend for a set to wear while working out?

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See above

the Seinhausers

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Originally Posted by rinkrat

I hate in ear headphones. I've tried them all and even owned the Shures till my dog ate them. I never wore them though because these over the ear ones KICK ASS and have great BASS!

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Ditto.