TL;DR Truthear Hexas have nice detail but are a bit light and airy. What's a <£200 alternative with the same level of detail but a fuller overall sound? Hi, I've been happily using Sennheiser Momentum 2.0 in-ears for a good few years but they're reaching the end of their life and I'm looking to...

My set up is Laptop > Arcam rDAC > Marantz PM6004 > Monitor Audio BX2 speakers   he issue is that audio is noticeably louder on the right hand side, the left side makes sudden changes in volume every now and then, there's occasional crackling through the left as well and it cuts out on that...

Title for reference   I want to get them but I was just wondering, have any better headphones been made in that price range after three years of it having been out?

I currently use sennheiser CX500 IEMs but I recently ordered a Cowon J3 and they came with a set of MEElectronics M9s.   I had a look and they cost about the same.   What I want to know is it worth using the M9s over the CX500s?

I'm buying a Cowon J3 and there's a deal with it where you get a random set of earphones (out of 6) from MEElectronics and I was wondering how good they all were because I have never heard of the manufacturer.   The six you can get are:   MEElectronics M2P   MEElectronics M9  ...

I'm looking for some good headphones and I was recommended both of these for my price range of £50-70 (about $70-100)   Which ones would you people recommend?   I will mostly be using them at home and on bus journeys.   Also, I really like hearing all the details in music if that's a...