Best in ear headphones?
Which headphones have you guys got? I can’t do the big cans, prefer the ear bud type…
I’ve got shure 846 se and they are amazing…
Just wondering what’s recommended? And can I get better than the shures
When travelling, I use an iPhone with Qobuz and through a chord mojo…
Never tried any, but FWIW my dealer is big on Astell & Kern, Campfire, and 64 Audio
Wow!
They are expensive 
You asked for the best! Welcome to the forum 
Campfire and A & K have some starting at 200-400. There is also FiiO who have some in this range, also liked by my dealer
Yeah
I’ve learnt that…
People on here don’t mess about do they !
I edited my post while you were replying, maybe this helps 
The forum is doing a lot for the industry indeed
Thanks
I’ll check em out… my shures cost me 700 and I upgraded the cable…
And they sound brilliant! Just wondered for the money are the competition much better?
I certainly expect the 4000 euro ones to be! But that’s beyond me, I never tried any, was just considering going this route a year ago and had my dealer website at hand. I decided for the system in my profile instead, didn’t turn out cheaper (as you are very aware )
So want that 555 ps !!
I’ve got a TP xps running my ndx2 at the mo…
sounds great but I can imagine the 555 will take it to a different level!
I didn’t even compare, haha. I knew that it would keep bugging me, so made one big (pandemic) step from modest NAD pre/streamer and Rotel amp to the place where any further upgrade means 500, which is very unlikely to ever be an option. One way to stop the itch for good!
I know I should get one !
But it means a new fraim lite base, splitting the rack into two … etc etc…
Bet it sounds awesome thou!
And full Fraim as the forum will tell you! I couldn’t because it’s too wide, but happy with my rack and bases (lots of them). As I am with the streamer, indeed. Can’t complain about any of the sources really. Am very happy to have taken the plunge in one go instead of dithering on for years, never being quite satisfied, and probably wasting a lot of time and money in the process
I disagree with the full fraim (controversially)
It’s surly all about stopping the speaker bass going through the system… I’ve bought some Gaia II isolators (turning up nx week)
My thinking is isolation of the problem at the source rather than let the vibes get to the rack?
(Probably get shot down in flames for this )
I don’t think there is just one problem. You can’t do anything to stop the air vibrations reaching the system, and the transformers vibrate too. In any case, everyone seems to be convinced after trying full Fraim. Not an option for me sadly, but doing the best I can
I am not sure if the Gaias are doing anything to stop bass energy from going into the floor, or are supposed to. However, they are working very well for me whatever the reason. Follow the instructions and level them as precisely as you manage, seems to me that this makes a lot of difference. I also believe that they need time to settle after making adjustments (certainly the suction cups stick and pop a lot more after a few days)
OMG, off to bed 
I also have Shure SE846 earbuds and agree that they are really good - I use them with a Sony WM1Z and they really sing when used with the Sony.
Same here. Fantastic combo.
To the OP, I’m sure there are better IEMs out there but would an IPhone / Mojo combo really make the most of them ?
I am using the RHA T70 - a good in ear headphone at its regular price but even better at the lockdown price that was available last year. At the other end so to speak, I use the Campfire Solaris - again another great price reduction (to bring it inline with your Shure 846) when the new Solaris came out. I use both with the Mojo and am really happy with them - they each bring their own signature but the Solaris is quite something.
For IEMs, I still use my old Senn IE8. Awaiting a new cable for my older UE Triple Fi 10s, which I used to adore but now I’m not so sure. The IE8s still impress me greatly. I’ll be trying out my Westones again when I can find em!
I’d like to try the Audeze iSine 10, but it seems SQ is better with the Apple-specific cable (Cipher, Lightning?) so probably won’t.
I may try the A&K, as I now have one of their players.
It’s a long time since I used to haunt Head Fi, so I’m really not up on current faves n raves.
I’ve got some Campfire Andromeda’s which I can thoroughly recommend. I use them with Qobuz and an A&K DAP.
I bought them in the UK through the Selfridges website. Really first class earphones, and Campfire sell upgraded balanced cables on their own website.
Took me ages to find IEMs that were not just comfortable but fitted well. I obviously have odd shaped ears.
Never got on with Shute. The Audiolab M-ear 4D sounded really good but I had to keep a finger on them to keep them in place. I really wanted to keep them but just not going to work for me.
Finally settled on Grado Gr10e (about £400) which are tiny, very light and pretty sophisticated. They fit well for me. Their GT220 Bluetooth models are nice too although not as classy sounding.
Basically I meant to say that fit is completely essential for performance as well as comfort when buying IEMs so make sure you have an option of a trial with free return on any you buy.
Bruce