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inquisitorthreefive
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Nov 2, 2016
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IronGamart
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Nov 3, 2016
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inquisitorthreefiveYeah, ive seen positive opinions about the sound, but horrible ones about the comfort.
demize
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Nov 3, 2016
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inquisitorthreefiveYou might have better luck with aftermarket sleeves. The only ones I know of are the Comply foam ones and Shure Olives (and various imitations), just make sure you find ones that fit the IEMs.
Even then, though, you may not find a good fit. But since you already have a pair you might as well try!
Even then, though, you may not find a good fit. But since you already have a pair you might as well try!
inquisitorthreefive
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Nov 3, 2016
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inquisitorthreefiveMight give it a shot. They sound great, but the doodad in front of my ear canal (tragus) is kinda big. I looked at having them reshelled as a CIEM, but wasn't able to find a company that would do it.
Tcoles
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Nov 4, 2016
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inquisitorthreefiveYou could always ask Peter at custom art to make you up some custom ear tips for them, basically turn any universal into a CIEM.
JulianC
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Nov 18, 2016
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inquisitorthreefiveMight try going over ear, imho they are way more ergonomic to do cable up.
inquisitorthreefive
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Mar 31, 2017
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JulianCI usually do, but they're not good for all applications. I have a pair of Beyerdynamics I wear at work a lot, but some days I'm more mobile.
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I just handed my pair of these off to my wife. I really enjoyed their sound but couldn't get them to sit comfortably in my ears. She doesn't have that problem.