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what are the best set of canalphones a.k.a. in-ear earphones?

Q: few options in my mind are-
1.Bose in -ear
2. sennheiser cx 55
3. Sony ex 55

A: 1. SONY EX 55- Sony’s silicone tips fit in your ear canals and seal out considerably more noise than the open-speaker Apple designs and similar earbuds. Unfortunately, what’s piped into your ears is a step down from the sound you get for free in Apple’s box. EX55 presents music with Sony’s characteristic modest bass bias, but without the clarity and corresponding treble or midrange detail we expect these days from good, similarly-priced earbuds. By comparison with even the iPod’s pack-ins, the EX55 sounds downright flat, with less treble, clarity, and a more bloated bass thump. No matter which song we tested, Apple’s presentation of audio was bigger, clearer and better balanced—instruments comparatively “popped.”

2. Bose In ear Headphones-The Bose TriPort In-Ear headphones have strong bass and good overall detail, and they’re not intrusive in your ear canal. These headphones don’t block out any noise, and the fit doesn’t feel quite as secure as advertised. The silicone tips come off very easily, and pick up tons of dirt.

3. Shure E2C-To get any bass out of the E2c, you need to push the earpieces pretty far into your ear canals. Since human ears vary in size, Shure provides small, medium, and large pairs of disposable foam sleeves and reusable flex sleeves to ensure the best possible fit.While the deep-mounted earpieces may take some getting used to, the E2c sounds great. And since it’s sold with a 30-day money-back guarantee, you can audition its comfort and audio quality for yourself risk-free.

All three are excellent set of earphones. If money is no concern then I would suggest you to go for bose. They provide heavy bass and combine seamlessly with your Ipod