Personally, I love multiple genres (mostly bgm stuff like lofi), i end up gravitating towards a little brightness in general.
I use tripowin lea and quarks (I’m quite a noob, and also on a tight budget)
Would love to know what you guys like and use!
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Im also a variety listener, ive tried a few sets but the Legacy 3 has so far stayed my daily driver (with the FIIO TWS 3), its a great all rounder in my book and its not too pricey so loosing isnt the end of the world
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ohhhh, they look really aesthetic!
They sound better than they look (which is saying quite a bit 
)
oooooo, will try em out some day
I’m into quite a lot of different genres, especially for my podcast but I mainly listen to hip hop & electronic music, I also listen to a bit of Korean/Japanese music (anything by Daiki Tsuneta is my current love).
Mainly my go to IEMs are the Jomo Trinity Brass although I can’t have them in for a long time as I’ve not quite got the comfort right so I reach for my custom Jomo Hakas a lot as a second set.
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Techno and hip-hop → 7Hz Timeless
Baroque, vocals, acoustic, world music, jazz and hip-hop → Tin P1 Plus
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I too like many genres of music, but listen mostly to late/modern classical, stick yer head inside a cello or piano. And I listen with Eartech Music Quads and Hexes custom iems. Also got the Shuoer EJ07m KL.
Enjoy.
God Bless.
Wayne
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I am a beautiful mess when it comes to music genres.
My Playlist is as diverse as nature is and it’s not seldom that a well mastered and soulful vocal song is followed by “Christraping Black Metal” a la Marduk or Porn Grind a la Lividity 
followed by techno, psytrance, hip hop, reggae, bluegrass aaaaand so on and on and on and on…
For me it’s all about contrast.
Thus I usually look for allrounders and don’t like owning genre specific gear but still I like owning allrounders with different approaches to represent the music
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