Klipsch Reference S4 In-Ear Noise-Isolating Headphones (black) $46 + Free Shipping

In-Ear headphones... every time the wire hits something, it makes a loud sound. Might be good if you are not moving much, but isn't that what small headphones are for?

Quote from Xeno057 : These In-Ear headphones... every time the wire hits something, it makes a loud sound. Might be good if you are not moving much, but isn't that what small headphones are for?

Are you sure it's the reference series or maybe your talking about the image series which both are dramatically different

Quote from DJ3xclusive : Are you sure it's the reference series or maybe your talking about the image series which both are dramatically different

Just In-Ear-Canal headphones in general. Haven't tried these specifically. Just my experience with all of the kinds I've ever tried.

These might be great. ;-) But I fear otherwise. I cannot stand hearing myself walking, etc.

Quote from Xeno057 : Just In-Ear-Canal headphones in general. Haven't tried these specifically. Just my experience with all of the kinds I've ever tried. These might be great. ;-) But I fear otherwise. I cannot stand hearing myself walking, etc.

These are generally well received and liked by users. Also the price is quite great since amazon is selling them for $68

These are simply the best!! I bought them seller refurbished from ebay a year back, & they are still going strong!!

Quote from DJ3xclusive : These are generally well received and liked by users. Also the price is quite great since amazon is selling them for $68

Definitely. Great reviews.

Microphonics is the term for what I was describing. It is a problem with almost all of in-ear headphones, but it doesn't bother some people as much as others. It just happens to bother me more than others.

Great deal on this set.

Quote from Xeno057 : Definitely. Great reviews. Microphonics is the term for what I was describing. It is a problem with almost all of in-ear headphones, but it doesn't bother some people as much as others. It just happens to bother me more than others. Great deal on this set.

Have you had this experience with memory foam tips? I've tried lots of different earphones and with the tips that usually come attached (rubber with one or more flanges on them), I totally agree...even for much more expensive ones from Klipsch and UE. But when you use the memory foam tips, it's not a problem at all.

I know they're more expensive, but I've always been a huge fan of Shure earphones, and the SE210 or SE215 with foam tips blow away stuff like this in my opinion, even though they run about $100.

Wish these were the S4i!

Quote from rbraden : Have you had this experience with memory foam tips? I've tried lots of different earphones and with the tips that usually come attached (rubber with one or more flanges on them), I totally agree...even for much more expensive ones from Klipsch and UE. But when you use the memory foam tips, it's not a problem at all. I know they're more expensive, but I've always been a huge fan of Shure earphones, and the SE210 or SE215 with foam tips blow away stuff like this in my opinion, even though they run about $100.

I had foam on one set I bought. Not sure if it was memory foam though. I recall them helping with the microphonics, but it was still there.

I love these headphones. I purchased a set the last time they were at this price and since then my girlfriend has taken ownership of them. This is the perfect opportunity to replace them.

Have these earbuds. Very comfy and nice sound quality but unimpressive build quality. These aren't for running or anything like that.

If you're moving around a lot, just put the wire under your shirt and there's less cable noise. I don't even notice it. These are great btw.

I have the Image S4's and I love em. I had the Shure E4c's before. I was upset when my E4c's were stolen, but now that I think about it, I appreciate my music so much more after using my S4's. There's a thread where a guy says the S4's aren't great. I'll tell you now he's out of his mind.