Bunny

Tanchjim Bunny. If you have a DAC, great, if not, then go for the DSP variant. Tanchjim app is great and the IEM takes EQ like a champ. I have so many IEMs under ₹2000 (tangzu waner, kz castor pro, kz zsn pro 2, chu 2, truthear gate and many more) but I still gravitate towards the bunnies. I’d suggest you to invest in a good DAC (Audiocular Spark) and get the 3.5mm variant. But the DSP version is also very popular and makes it easy for someone to get started

Tanchjim Bunny are the best for Hiphop imo because of the mids and highs (mostly Kanye/drake for me + sm Frank Ocean rnb)

There's a DSP version with inbuilt usb c port for ₹2100 and headphone jack version for a lil less https://www.theaudiostore.in/products/tanchjim-bunny-type-c-dsp-plug-with-mic-iem?srsltid=AfmBOop5tkd9xHyxfuAx7FxRLjJECpaYUjHALLrzXjixkDYLD9hZPZH0

tanchjim bunny for something more neutral, 7hz zero neutral brighter

no worries, bunny are quite neutral vivace are more of a fun set so i think you'll like them

gk kuntens. can be found <15$ with sound quality that punches to 50$ to many ears. widely appealing allrounder so budget + soundwise they're a good safe blind buy 7hz zero 2 - if the kuntens aren't available, safe all rounder as well wan'er 2 or tanchjim bunny - if you want vocals to shine kz duonic - if you love alot of bass

I have a tanchjim bunny, fd15 and ier m9, all three are from different categories and different price points. Yes, ier m9 are superior in every aspect you can think of except the soundstage. Although I love the m9, I honestly think both my hd660s and hd620s are superior in terms of listening experience, enjoyability and comfort.

They sound warm, with good amount of bass. I see them as an all-rounder. It's a safe tuning that can play many kinds of music well

The dsp version yes