Oh right the Kefine Delci is already here right when it comes to the “Too good for the price” list. But I think I should add the Delci AE version as well for the given price. It’s not an upgrade from the original more like a complete video game being given an expansion pack in order to make the game even more packed with content, is what I see about the AE version of the Delci.
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Hello everyone, Does the Aune ar5000 make sense for this list? I would also like to know if it is a good option for a warmer, more relaxed sound, with less aggressive highs, but not so basshead, let’s say. I’ve removed AKG K712 Pro from my list of future headphones, and am considering HD58X instead. but I don’t have a reference so I can’t say if it’s still something to looking for. I’m really curious to test x2hr too, but they say it has problems, perhaps fixable by buying other pads. And for something portable, is the cadenza still a budget iem for those who like that warm sound signature? Or maybe the delci is more viable these days? Thanks
I also consider the aful Explorer as pk said above
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This IEM can be a hit or miss to some but for me imo, it’s one of the best for its given price. The Pula Anvil 114 should be on this due to its unique configuration with its BC driver, the abundant amount of ear tips you get from it, the stock cable already that good and of course the casing of it, which might be a PU leather case but it feels almost like those leather casings that you often see.
The tuning though, can be a hit or miss for some but the tuning for me has been up there as one of my favorites.
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Do you think edifier s351db would be a good option? There is no Micca or Neumi where I live 
I tried an Edifier model once. Not that one. But it was solid. I just liked the Micca better. But I don’t think you can go wrong with an Edifier.
Maybe someone else can chime in to help more. Sorry.
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These edifier 2.1 systems are pretty solid, i heard one many years ago but it was a pretty v-shaped fun tuning.
If you have a bit more space for the speakers I´d suggest Edifier SB1000 MK2…these are some seriously good sounding speakers and you can adjust the bass and treble
No subwoofer needed they got plenty of low end but can also sound neutral when you dial down the bass a bit
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Swan M10 Plus
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