[shadowlight]

Any recommendation for headphones which also me to answer phone calls?  Will be using to mostly listen to Pandora while on the go.
TIA

[eclein]

Shadowlight I use Woodees the Vintage version with mic but most IEM makers these days have a model, usually the most popular ones, that yu can get with or without a mic.....I like mine they are easy to listen too with the right amount of everything  for a good price, but there are others...
http://woodees.com/

[Tyson]

http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/hf3.html

[Noseyears]

Shadow how much are you willing to spend?

[shadowlight]

Shadow how much are you willing to spend?

Would like to keep it under 100 or so.  I will be mostly using it while commuting to NYC.

Tyson, Ed thanks for your recommendation.

[Tyson]

Just a little background - I'm a bit of an IEM fiend - I've owned or heard the vast majority of them.  IMO, the etymotics are class leaders at the $100 point.  If you are willing to spend more, the JH Audio JH13 or the Sensaphonicx 2X-S are incredibly good.  I bought the 2x-S before the JH13's were available.  If I were to do it again today, the JH13 would be my top choice.

[shadowlight]

Just a little background - I'm a bit of an IEM fiend - I've owned or heard the vast majority of them.  IMO, the etymotics are class leaders at the $100 point.  If you are willing to spend more, the JH Audio JH13 or the Sensaphonicx 2X-S are incredibly good.  I bought the 2x-S before the JH13's were available.  If I were to do it again today, the JH13 would be my top choice.

Thanks Tyson.  I am leaning towards the etymotics right now.  Any recommendation on good cheap place to buy them from?  I usually end up buying most of my Internet purchases from Amazon.

[eclein]

Tyson---Where do I find these JH13 of which you speak. Would you be so kind as to slap a link on me, I keep seeing this number but I have no idea who sells it

http://www.headphone.com/index.php

Shadowlight try the link above, actually you have to copy/paste it..should be headroom, they have good prices sometimes

[Noseyears]

Im not an Iem guy, but a couple of guys use the Nuforce NE 700X. Tried them, and the sound signature was great.

http://www.amazon.com/NuForce-NE-700X-Audiophile-Grade-Earphones-Silver/dp/B004GFNDDG/ref=pd_sim_e_1

[Miney]

if you don't mind me adding a question to your thread as I have been looking along the same lines, with an additional criteria...  can anyone provide feedback regarding durability, in particular where the wires terminate at the plug? 

[shadowlight]

I picked up the etymotic hf3 from Amazon.

[eclein]

I like my Woodees for the phone thing, either the "Vintage" or "The Blues", I know the OP on another thread found them bright I don't hear that at all myself, they are well rounded to me but everybody hears thing differently.
   Vintage

    The Blues

[Noseyears]

I like my Woodees for the phone thing, either the "Vintage" or "The Blues", I know the OP I believe found them bright I don't hear that at all myself, they are well rounded to me but everybody hears thing differently.

True, maybe some EQ tweaks help.

[charmerci]

I used to complain about my Sennheiser PXC-250 noise-cancellation headphones because of rolled off highs and a somewhat dull mid-range but now I like them with my mp3 player and computer because the output from them is harsh so the Senn make them listenable.

I have the Woodies Blues and though I'm sure they're great 'phones (I can't access my good electronics for now) but I can't listen to them on cheap electronics.

I'll sell them to someone who'd like them. I haven't listened to them very much - though I kept them plugged into my receiver in order to break them in - over 100 hours.