Looking for some earbuds

• no more than 40$
• i am rough, i throw them around, go to sleep with them on, and roll in my sleep, so a durable cord.
• no skullcandy
• nothing less than 15$
• in ear canal, not the things like those ipod headphones
• umm,  prefferably volume control on the cord
• ones that can handle my zune on 20 (all the way up) cuz i listen to my music loud
• prefferably available at a target, bestbuy, or circuit city
• use your own expieriance
  

thank you :)

I've used the Sennheiser CX 300's and they have pretty good sound for the price. They can be cranked up very loud (Any More than 60% on these makes my ears hurt). Although the cables are pretty thin, I haven't had any problems after a year of regular use. One thing to keep in mind is that the ear tips have a tendency to fall off easily, but finding replacements online isn't too difficult. For $24, you really can't go wrong.

Skul... Uhm. 
 
I use a pair of Shure SE210 and they are unreal.  But about $130 out of your price range... 
 
I doubt there is really a point in asking on here for something like that.  Just go do your research.  You can refine your search on best buy pretty well via price range and things like that.  That low quality they are all going to be around the same I would say anyways.  Not trying to Troll btw, you know I love you Organicalistic.  I miss all your polls. 
 
Once again, not very helpful, I'm having an off day today. People need to ask better questions.

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• in ear canal, not the things like those ipod headphones
• ones that can handle my zune on 20 (all the way up) cuz i listen to my music loud

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" @organicalistic_ said:

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• in ear canal, not the things like those ipod headphones
• ones that can handle my zune on 20 (all the way up) cuz i listen to my music loud

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Just so you know, you are going to make yourself deaf. So, I guess enjoy your music now, because in 10 years you won't be able to hear much of anything. 
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise-induced_hearing_loss#Gradually_developing_NIHL "

" @JokerSmilez said:

" @organicalistic_ said:

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• in ear canal, not the things like those ipod headphones
• ones that can handle my zune on 20 (all the way up) cuz i listen to my music loud

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Just so you know, you are going to make yourself deaf. So, I guess enjoy your music now, because in 10 years you won't be able to hear much of anything. 
 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noise-induced_hearing_loss#Gradually_developing_NIHL "

 i am already partially deaf, thats why i need it up all the way "

" @JokerSmilez: u a doctor? "

Check out headfi here Earphones . I am very sure that after browsing that forum, you can find the earphones that suits you.
 i would recommend the head direct Re2 . You have to order it online though. I have it, and it is one of the best in its price range. It is a non bassy pair of phone, quite neutral. You might have to tune up the bass a little, or add a cheap portable amp.
 
If you want the cord to go over the ears, the soundmagic pl 30 is good too, it has adjustable bass knobs on to tune the amount of bass. I would rate the Re2 over the the pl30.
Both come with a nice pouch, and extra ear tips. These are 2 of the lower end phones i ve owned for a good long time before moving on the higher end ones, and they have given me a lot of enjoyment,plus they are really good value, especially the Re2.
 
Also, from my personal auditions with lower end senns and shures, >they are not worth the money.
 
Oh, if you went to headfi, sorry about your wallet. :D

Sony ones usually last me anywhere from 1 to 1.5 years and I dont particularly take good care of them. They aren't really expensive, they have good sound quality, and are fairly durable.

" @fwylo: I'm a big fan of the Shure sound isolating earbuds as well but they're not exactly durable. I use mine at least 30-40 hours a week and I go through two sets a year, one of which is usually covered under warranty. This current set I have is about six months old and is already developing a short in the wire about 6" from the stereo connector. "

I have Sennheiser MX55s and I greatly recommend that brand. I'm probably going to get some CX300s soon, as the MX55s have literally lost all of their detachable parts short of the actual speaker itself.
 
My other regular pair is the Sony MDR-NC22 Noise Cancelling earbuds. Setting me back $25 when on sale about 2 years ago, they've lasted me ever since. Even through rough use, about 40 hours per week, under the conditions that you describe. Unfortunately, the Noise Cancelling part began regularly short-circuiting after about 6 months, rendering it unusable. Their low-end headphones, however, are very flaky in connection, and 2 out of the 3 pairs I've owned shorted in under 3 months.

I find the cheap ones work fine, and if you break them somehow by accident it's not a big deal to go buy another.  They work even better than the earbuds that came with my iPod.  Paying like $40 for earbuds will get you a good pair, but it is a rip off.  It's just some Chinese company that pays a few bucks in parts, and then sells them with a fat brand for a super high price.

If you're in a quiet environment (ie, don't require a certain volume to hear your music over the bus, for example) then by having loud music, your ears will actually get tired and after a while, the music won't sound as loud, and you'll be tempted to turn the music up, until eventually you've turned it all the way up. 
 
However, if you turn the music down, your ears will again adjust and after a little while, the music will actually seem too loud, and you can turn it down again. Eventually you'll reach a point where the music sounds plenty loud enough but is not damaging to your ears.  Ear damage is permanent and is there is no cure so take care of your ears. "

" @fwylo: I'm a big fan of the Shure sound isolating earbuds as well but they're not exactly durable. I use mine at least 30-40 hours a week and I go through two sets a year, one of which is usually covered under warranty. This current set I have is about six months old and is already developing a short in the wire about 6" from the stereo connector. "

" @MB said:

" @fwylo: I'm a big fan of the Shure sound isolating earbuds as well but they're not exactly durable. I use mine at least 30-40 hours a week and I go through two sets a year, one of which is usually covered under warranty. This current set I have is about six months old and is already developing a short in the wire about 6" from the stereo connector. "

This was my issue with Shure headphones as well. I actually used them more around 40-50 hours per week and they just didn't last long enough.  I've switched to some somewhat cheaper Kilpsch ear-buds (about $80), and despite using them just as frequently, they've lasted a good 9 months and still aren't showing any wear. The audio quality is also on par with (if not superior to) the Shures I used. "

I was going to say Klipsch, but I think they're out of your price-range.

" I've used the Sennheiser CX 300's and they have pretty good sound for the price. They can be cranked up very loud (Any More than 60% on these makes my ears hurt). Although the cables are pretty thin, I haven't had any problems after a year of regular use. One thing to keep in mind is that the ear tips have a tendency to fall off easily, but finding replacements online isn't too difficult. For $24, you really can't go wrong. "

i got some nice skullcandy titans for 20 bucks

I don't use earbuds personally, unless with an MP3 Player. Until a point where I get an MP3 Player though, I shall continue to use headsets. As it is, I own Sony MDR-XD200s, which set me back around £30, if I remember correctly. They're bulky though, so it's highly unlikely that they will be suitable for your needs and sleeping. I suppose the best idea would be to browse audio discussion forums, outline how you'll be using the headphones, and eventually see the suggestions coming in. I must say though, these Sony headphones I'm using deliver the best quality audio I've ever heard. However, odds are there are more high end earbuds and headphones that do the job equally as well, and likely better.