I tried these on my Kato and had to go up a size. I normally go with the medium tips with every type I've had and I have no problem, but these didn't create a seal in my ear at medium and in turn sounded like absolute garbage. Went up to the large ones and they worked fine. Definitely a bit of a weird occurrence for me to have to size up, but they work great.
Happy to hear they work well for you :-) Makes sense though as the cylinder is less wide at its widest point than an equivalent more cone shaped tip. That's why I liked the ePro tips a tad more, they tend to fit a bit better because they are not exactly a cylinder^^
These are great for medium to short nozzles. Also I think these are a medical grade silicone. Or tpe? Idk it’s not like xelastecs. Been using them for months and they still look new. Good alternative to spinfit w1, but I prefer the shape of the w1 and comfort. Fiio hs18 is also a similar tip… strait bore , but it’s not a cylinder so it’s more comfortable…..but not good for deep insertion because those are thinner.
I also have no clue what material these are and Dunu does not specify either. But I assume a good silicone or maybe a hybrid as I also haven't experienced any color change or anything else^^ I haven't heard of the Fiio HS18, need to look them up :-)
I like these tips on the Talos and the Timeless, but they became uncomfortable, downright painful on the Studio4, probably due to that having a more semi-custom shaped nozzle extension, allowing the set (and the tip) to go in further, resulting in the end of the mantle irritating my ear canal. At least, that's what probably happened. So it's a good, unique tip with a good sound but definitely not for everyone and every set. A good addition to a varied tip collection.
I finally got these and gave it try, Hated it during insertion because it hurts once it hits the surrounding wall of my ear canal. Probably if there's SS/XS size, I might get it and have it slip deeper into my ear. As it is, once I got past the painful and uncomfortable twisting and insertion, it stays well enough and does help tame the sibilance a bit. Means I can listen to music at a slightly louder volume (though again depends on the IEM because on another pair, the sibilance is quite obvious). But gawd I do feel it in my ears, and I don't know if I can handle always going through that insertion pain. I think cone-shaped suits me better. The good thing is that I don't feel any ear pressure from the Dunu tips...? Also that the seal doesn't break if I move my jaw, unlike most other eartips I've tried. I wish there's an eartip that morphs from round to oval, because that fits my right ear better. Or maybe my ear canal is just real small and I should either find IEMs with smaller nozzle (under 6mm), or short nozzles...
I can imagine... That's why I also said they are too cylindrical for most cases as I had a few IEMs where they also made for a rather uncomfortable fit... Maybe consider the ePro? They are a tad more round but still keep most of the cylinder shape.
@@BeoGavran Really? That's a first time hearing such a tip. Asian ears tend to have dryer ear wax too so I guess that's one problem for me. Also tends to itch when using certain eartips too. Might give the moisture thing a try.
Hey @don_spektor, since the S&S has a strict cylinder shaped, would it be a perfect fit for the iec711 clones? 🤔 I'm trying to find a silicone alternatives that can consistently give the same seal/depth insertion other than using foam tips.
I personally wouldn't use the S&S in the 711 couplers: real ear canals are S-shaped and with the S&S in the coupler you would insert them deeper than any real ear would be. I personally chose an M-size tip with thinner material and a medium-sized outlet for my IEM measurements, which I keep for all of them in order to keep them comparable among each other. This seems to work fine so far and gives me reproducible/consistent measurements. Just see which tip you have that's a good allrounder and that stays in the coupler well enough and you should be fine :-)
@@don_spektor I see tysm! It makes sense when you put it that way. I managed to find a decent tip for measuring IEM after reading your reply and scouring some of the tips I received from the different IEMs I've bought. And it seems that the size S tip with black nozzle that comes with Artti T10 is a perfect fit for the iec711, and it doesn't fold or collapse on itself when adjusting the position or depth of insertion. 🤙 And, most importantly, it provides consistent results every time. Anw, thanks again for the insightful reply.🙏
I suggest you should try to find pentaconn coreir. Definitely not cheap (and difficult to clean), but the effect on high frequencies and overall clarity are next level, also the timbre is very clear, airy and most importantly pleasant.
Hey Sorry, the answer to this isn't that straight forward as I do not know how long and wide the tips of the EW100 are and how long the nozzle of the EW200 is. As a rule of thumb, with longer nozzles, you should size down and with shorter probably up. But if you would like a more cylindrical tip, I'd suggest seeing if you can get your hands on the ePro. That tip does a better job in my opinion in terms of comfort & fit.
hmm, I have a question about sizing on these. I measured my stock eartips theyre about 12.5mm from the most bulbous parts. The L size is 11.5mm the XL is 13mm. which should i go for?
Hmm good question. How far do you usually insert your stick tips? Keep in mind these will insert deeper than most other tips and depending on how far you usually insert them, going for the smaller size probably makes more sense due to that.
ik this is 7 months old but i usually use M size which is generally around 11.3 - 11.8 mm so i went for the L size but they do not fit at all. It's very painful when inserting them, the cylinder shape on these makes it a tad wider. I suggest you go a size down or up than what you usually use.
Oh yeah, these are super weird in terms of what IEMs they fit. I removed them from my case of "standard" tips due to this exact reason after the review. And with the Nezha I also got the Velvet tips for which I'm currently working on the review. Definitely surprised me how well they fit, as I usually am not the biggest fan of smooth tips :-)
Best depends on what you want/like :-) I personally really like the Liquid Silicone tips on the EJ07M. But also the ST35 or the TANGZU TANG SANCAI do really well. Keep in mind though, that I do not mind more sticky surfaces, which the Liquid Silicone tips are, so the other two mentioned before might be the better choice if you don't like sticky surfaces.
@@don_spektor how are these on the s12? I have moondrop springs and my ears itch after an hour, spiral dots are comfortable but they keep coming off the nozzle and get stuck in my ear 🗿
@@sillysalmongg For me they fit ok on S12, but I'd take the ePro over them as they simply fit a bit better due to them not 100% being a cylinder. If you want a deeper insert, either the S&S or the ePro should work, but I'd personally recommend the Liquid Silicone tips over both as these still fit better. An other alternative would be the ST35: they are like spinfit tips with a bit longer insertion but cheaper than ST35 :-)
@@miltonwilliams2399 Then they probably do not seal right. Usually they don't do much to the bass, but due to their shape you can easily not get a seal at all. And yeah, they definitively have a weird shape and I assume they won't work for quite a few people due to the shape.
I cant say for sure as I do not have them. However, judging from the shape the S&S might be a bit long and the cylinder shape could also be a bit of a "hit or miss". I'd suggest first trying the tips that come with it in all sizes and if that doesn't work see if you need a longer tip or a shorter one. If longer is ok, I'd recommend the ST35, it shorter is needed, the CP360 are a good and not too expensive option :-)
Yes, these are a PURE cylinder. No ball/ funnel shape whatsoever, really a pure cylinder. And that usually doesn't work so great for most people and I would not recommend them if you don't already have a tip that works well for you. If you would like to try something more cylindrical though, I would say rather check out the ePro tips. These are pretty cylindrical, but have a light rounding to them which makes them generally fit a bit better in my experience.
@@don_spektor It may be a personal question, but it means a lot to me if you are forced to buy from one IEM store and have no other choice, but this store adds a lot to the price of the IEM. For example, if the price is 220, it adds 80$ to it, or if it is $400, it adds 200% This means that you buy items for the price of items. Better but less performance. Will you leave the hobby or continue?
@@MML66 Oh that's a tricky question... Hmm... I think, if forced to only buy where they have way higher prices than what they should, I'd find myself the one IEM I really like and then stop all future spending (at least until the IEM breaks or I'd loose it). In my case, that's be for instance the EJ07M or the Quintet or the Supermix 4 because they really fit my personal taste and libary very well and if I'd not be making reviews, I'd be more than happy with any of these as my only IEM :) Hope that's helpful to you?
Hey, how would you say these compare to something like the Spinfit W1s? I have the S&S and like what they provide sound wise, but they don't fit me very well :(
I do not have the W1 sorry :( But I have e.g. the ST35, which is similarly long and has the same bending mechanism as well. But the ST35 have a bit smaller of an outlet, which can effect sound.
Moin moin. Ich suche neue Ear Tips für die Sennheiser IE200. Hab mir bis jetzt die Spinfit CP100+ geholt und bin ein bisschen enttäuscht. Small passt mir nicht ganz, mit Medium rutschen die IEMs mir aus den Ohren... Was kannst du so empfehlen?
Heyo Möchtest du Tips, die etwas länger sind oder eher kürzer? Generell klingt es danach, dass du entweder eine größere S oder ein MS als Tip brauchst. Spontan fallen mir mit größe MS: Velvet, Max, Xelastecs sowie CP360 ein. Die 360 nutze ich sehr gerne auf IEMs mit kurzem Auslass, die Velvet funktionieren bei mittel langem sowie kürzeren Aulsass bei mir gut, sind aber wegen der eher "Kugel" Form nicht unbedingt jedermans Sache. Xelsatec sind super, aber die halten nicht sehr lange weil das "Memory Silicon" leider recht schnell als Material ermüdet.
Sure :-) Here a quick summary: The S&S are a pure cylinder while the Final E are more of a cone shape. The S&S have a wider outlet and use thinner material. The S&S do conform better to the ear, while the Final E isolate better due to the thicker material. The S&S do not seem to reduce treble or increase it much. The Final E however do reduce treble noticeably, while also making the bass more "tight". I'd recommend the Final E only if you want a tighter bass and even then, I'm not a fan of how they fit. Maybe the Final E short fit better, but the normal Final E don't really work for me.
Good to know, thank you for this comment :-) So most likely it's really just a good quality silicone and not some other weird (e.g. "Memory silicone") material.
Measured basically all tips do the same when you get them to fit right. Perceived the Final E, because they do tend to dampen mid-to-upper treble a bit. So if you want more bass (which includes sub-bass) these should be ur number one choice :-)
Have you tried Acoustune's AET06 Double Flange silicone tips? Really good for getting all that rumble inside your ear canal. Also, i've heard from others who've previously tried Spinfit Twin Blades that the AET06 has a much better and more comfortable fit.
What is not working with the Castor for u? Insertion too deep? Too shallow? It doesn't stay in your ear? It creates a pressure feeling? If your intention is to insert them deeper and with a possibly smaller diameter than these could work.
@@vinhangquang915 These could work then, but I'd rather recommend the Spinfit CP360 in SS or, if a bit longer tip is ok for you, the ddHifi ST35. The latter are very good in terms of price/performance and are pretty similar to the Spinfit, only they are a bit longer.
that's what i hate with IEMs you need to have many different types of tips cause different tips fit different IEMs i personally have spend over $1000 on tips only and still haven't bought all the tips i want then of course you need several pairs atleast of the ones you use the most and you can really spend quite alot it's the most important accessory for IEMs yet Not one single reviewer or youtubers has a list of eartips so you literally go blind
A list like this also is rather unlikely to exist, due to the widely different ear-canal sizes and depths^^ Some are better than others in a few particular aspects for sure, but recommending a "go blind" tip is a bit difficult without knowing ones particular preferences. I do recommend tips that I think are a good choice for most people e.g. the S35 or the LiquidSilicone, but even these are not without caveat. If you want a tip, that REALLY works for you: order a pair of custom tips. I have one and they are amazing in terms of comfort and fit... But will set you back about 130-200 bucks, depending on where/how you have them made.
What logic are you using here? First, you say "Don't believe marketing" but then you also say that you won't believe someone actually debunking it, based on facts? These two don't fit together. Of course, you might not be interested in checking out the marketing claims, but most people read them and they believe them. See my reviews for e.g. the ePro. So it is important to check out the marketing claims and debunk them when needed. If you are not interested, I provide time stamps and you can just skip to the comfort or sound section without any issues. PS: if you can name me one other outlet that also debunks marketing BS around tips, feel free to do so. I'd be curious what their measurements regarding the effect on tips look like.
@@don_spektor i think I conveyed it wrongly. But my point is instead of talking about what the brand says, you can say where they were wrong and add on what you have got from that experience. I mean this video could be completed within 5-8 minutes.
@@fuzail3379 Ah I see, that makes sense, thank you! Do you think it's enough to simply say "Please refer to the product description linked below" to have the context for what I'm criticizing?
@@fuzail3379 Thank you for the feedback :-) I just wouldn't like to remove the section debunking marketing because that's important in my opinion. But shortening it to what was discussed before is a very good solution that I'll implement in the next recording :-)
Sorry to hear that. Unfortunately, as you'll probably have guessed, I'm not a native speaker so I won't be able to achieve the same fluidity as someone who is. And my voice, well genes I unfortunately can't rewrite either...
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You're welcome :-)
And happy my tip reviews help :-)
I tried these on my Kato and had to go up a size. I normally go with the medium tips with every type I've had and I have no problem, but these didn't create a seal in my ear at medium and in turn sounded like absolute garbage. Went up to the large ones and they worked fine. Definitely a bit of a weird occurrence for me to have to size up, but they work great.
Happy to hear they work well for you :-)
Makes sense though as the cylinder is less wide at its widest point than an equivalent more cone shaped tip. That's why I liked the ePro tips a tad more, they tend to fit a bit better because they are not exactly a cylinder^^
These are great for medium to short nozzles. Also I think these are a medical grade silicone. Or tpe? Idk it’s not like xelastecs. Been using them for months and they still look new. Good alternative to spinfit w1, but I prefer the shape of the w1 and comfort. Fiio hs18 is also a similar tip… strait bore , but it’s not a cylinder so it’s more comfortable…..but not good for deep insertion because those are thinner.
I also have no clue what material these are and Dunu does not specify either. But I assume a good silicone or maybe a hybrid as I also haven't experienced any color change or anything else^^
I haven't heard of the Fiio HS18, need to look them up :-)
@@don_spektor They aren’t good for deep insertion though, they cave in easily. I like the way they sound though.
I like these tips on the Talos and the Timeless, but they became uncomfortable, downright painful on the Studio4, probably due to that having a more semi-custom shaped nozzle extension, allowing the set (and the tip) to go in further, resulting in the end of the mantle irritating my ear canal. At least, that's what probably happened. So it's a good, unique tip with a good sound but definitely not for everyone and every set. A good addition to a varied tip collection.
I finally got these and gave it try, Hated it during insertion because it hurts once it hits the surrounding wall of my ear canal. Probably if there's SS/XS size, I might get it and have it slip deeper into my ear. As it is, once I got past the painful and uncomfortable twisting and insertion, it stays well enough and does help tame the sibilance a bit. Means I can listen to music at a slightly louder volume (though again depends on the IEM because on another pair, the sibilance is quite obvious). But gawd I do feel it in my ears, and I don't know if I can handle always going through that insertion pain. I think cone-shaped suits me better. The good thing is that I don't feel any ear pressure from the Dunu tips...? Also that the seal doesn't break if I move my jaw, unlike most other eartips I've tried. I wish there's an eartip that morphs from round to oval, because that fits my right ear better. Or maybe my ear canal is just real small and I should either find IEMs with smaller nozzle (under 6mm), or short nozzles...
I can imagine... That's why I also said they are too cylindrical for most cases as I had a few IEMs where they also made for a rather uncomfortable fit...
Maybe consider the ePro? They are a tad more round but still keep most of the cylinder shape.
@@don_spektor Yeah, sometimes I can easily insert it just fine, other times I struggle getting a good seal. I'll have a look at the ePro!
@@BeoGavran Really? That's a first time hearing such a tip. Asian ears tend to have dryer ear wax too so I guess that's one problem for me. Also tends to itch when using certain eartips too. Might give the moisture thing a try.
Hey @don_spektor, since the S&S has a strict cylinder shaped, would it be a perfect fit for the iec711 clones? 🤔
I'm trying to find a silicone alternatives that can consistently give the same seal/depth insertion other than using foam tips.
I personally wouldn't use the S&S in the 711 couplers: real ear canals are S-shaped and with the S&S in the coupler you would insert them deeper than any real ear would be.
I personally chose an M-size tip with thinner material and a medium-sized outlet for my IEM measurements, which I keep for all of them in order to keep them comparable among each other. This seems to work fine so far and gives me reproducible/consistent measurements.
Just see which tip you have that's a good allrounder and that stays in the coupler well enough and you should be fine :-)
@@don_spektor
I see tysm! It makes sense when you put it that way. I managed to find a decent tip for measuring IEM after reading your reply and scouring some of the tips I received from the different IEMs I've bought.
And it seems that the size S tip with black nozzle that comes with Artti T10 is a perfect fit for the iec711, and it doesn't fold or collapse on itself when adjusting the position or depth of insertion. 🤙
And, most importantly, it provides consistent results every time.
Anw, thanks again for the insightful reply.🙏
@@IderuShikesu Happy I could help :-)
If there's anything else, just let me know, I try to be of assistance wherever possible :-)
i guess my ears are just built for these... the large ones fit perfectly for me on the s12 pro, hexa, red x chrinacle. very impressive seal
Happy to hear :-)
Absolutely possible, if your ear canal is a bit straight and has the right width, these will definitively fit well.
I suggest you should try to find pentaconn coreir. Definitely not cheap (and difficult to clean), but the effect on high frequencies and overall clarity are next level, also the timbre is very clear, airy and most importantly pleasant.
Are those the tips with the metal inlet?
@@don_spektor yep, quite unique in many ways
better seal and bass for me than w1 . not tried many. came with dunu iems.
Thanks for the detailed review! 🙌
You're welcome :-)
I fit the biggest tip stock of Simgot ew200. Which size of dunu s&s tip I should choose. M or L?
Hey
Sorry, the answer to this isn't that straight forward as I do not know how long and wide the tips of the EW100 are and how long the nozzle of the EW200 is.
As a rule of thumb, with longer nozzles, you should size down and with shorter probably up.
But if you would like a more cylindrical tip, I'd suggest seeing if you can get your hands on the ePro. That tip does a better job in my opinion in terms of comfort & fit.
hmm, I have a question about sizing on these. I measured my stock eartips theyre about 12.5mm from the most bulbous parts. The L size is 11.5mm the XL is 13mm. which should i go for?
Hmm good question. How far do you usually insert your stick tips?
Keep in mind these will insert deeper than most other tips and depending on how far you usually insert them, going for the smaller size probably makes more sense due to that.
ik this is 7 months old but i usually use M size which is generally around 11.3 - 11.8 mm so i went for the L size but they do not fit at all. It's very painful when inserting them, the cylinder shape on these makes it a tad wider. I suggest you go a size down or up than what you usually use.
I liked them with the monarch mk3 but hated them with the mest mk2. I recommend divinus velvets over these.
Oh yeah, these are super weird in terms of what IEMs they fit. I removed them from my case of "standard" tips due to this exact reason after the review.
And with the Nezha I also got the Velvet tips for which I'm currently working on the review. Definitely surprised me how well they fit, as I usually am not the biggest fan of smooth tips :-)
Which tips work best for your EJ07m? We use the same size for eartips and I’m curious
Best depends on what you want/like :-)
I personally really like the Liquid Silicone tips on the EJ07M. But also the ST35 or the TANGZU TANG SANCAI do really well.
Keep in mind though, that I do not mind more sticky surfaces, which the Liquid Silicone tips are, so the other two mentioned before might be the better choice if you don't like sticky surfaces.
@@don_spektor Thanks! Is this the Softears one? Which size do you use? :)
@@lenicobuela4261 yes the SoftEars one :-)
I'm using S which is 11mm in diameter, but fits my usual SS ear canal quite well.
What is your main favorite iem that you use everyday?
I usually switch IEMs for reviews kinda daily^^
But when I just want a good IEM that's comfortable, I usually pick the S12 :-)
@@don_spektor how are these on the s12? I have moondrop springs and my ears itch after an hour, spiral dots are comfortable but they keep coming off the nozzle and get stuck in my ear 🗿
@@sillysalmongg For me they fit ok on S12, but I'd take the ePro over them as they simply fit a bit better due to them not 100% being a cylinder.
If you want a deeper insert, either the S&S or the ePro should work, but I'd personally recommend the Liquid Silicone tips over both as these still fit better. An other alternative would be the ST35: they are like spinfit tips with a bit longer insertion but cheaper than ST35 :-)
I'm not feeling these. They kill bass and amp up treble a lot. Plus they feel weird in my ears
@@miltonwilliams2399 Then they probably do not seal right. Usually they don't do much to the bass, but due to their shape you can easily not get a seal at all.
And yeah, they definitively have a weird shape and I assume they won't work for quite a few people due to the shape.
Is this tip would work for the kinera celest wyvern abyss?
I cant say for sure as I do not have them. However, judging from the shape the S&S might be a bit long and the cylinder shape could also be a bit of a "hit or miss".
I'd suggest first trying the tips that come with it in all sizes and if that doesn't work see if you need a longer tip or a shorter one. If longer is ok, I'd recommend the ST35, it shorter is needed, the CP360 are a good and not too expensive option :-)
Is it because of its shape that you must choose a different size than regular items?
Yes, these are a PURE cylinder. No ball/ funnel shape whatsoever, really a pure cylinder.
And that usually doesn't work so great for most people and I would not recommend them if you don't already have a tip that works well for you.
If you would like to try something more cylindrical though, I would say rather check out the ePro tips. These are pretty cylindrical, but have a light rounding to them which makes them generally fit a bit better in my experience.
@@don_spektor Thank you for your help. Have a nice day
@@MML66 You're welcome, let me know if you have any other questions :)
@@don_spektor It may be a personal question, but it means a lot to me if you are forced to buy from one IEM store and have no other choice, but this store adds a lot to the price of the IEM. For example, if the price is 220, it adds 80$ to it, or if it is $400, it adds 200% This means that you buy items for the price of items. Better but less performance. Will you leave the hobby or continue?
@@MML66 Oh that's a tricky question...
Hmm... I think, if forced to only buy where they have way higher prices than what they should, I'd find myself the one IEM I really like and then stop all future spending (at least until the IEM breaks or I'd loose it).
In my case, that's be for instance the EJ07M or the Quintet or the Supermix 4 because they really fit my personal taste and libary very well and if I'd not be making reviews, I'd be more than happy with any of these as my only IEM :)
Hope that's helpful to you?
Hey, how would you say these compare to something like the Spinfit W1s? I have the S&S and like what they provide sound wise, but they don't fit me very well :(
I do not have the W1 sorry :(
But I have e.g. the ST35, which is similarly long and has the same bending mechanism as well. But the ST35 have a bit smaller of an outlet, which can effect sound.
@@don_spektor no worries. Thanks for the reply. 👍
@@hmf33 You're welcome :-)
Moin moin. Ich suche neue Ear Tips für die Sennheiser IE200. Hab mir bis jetzt die Spinfit CP100+ geholt und bin ein bisschen enttäuscht. Small passt mir nicht ganz, mit Medium rutschen die IEMs mir aus den Ohren... Was kannst du so empfehlen?
Heyo
Möchtest du Tips, die etwas länger sind oder eher kürzer?
Generell klingt es danach, dass du entweder eine größere S oder ein MS als Tip brauchst. Spontan fallen mir mit größe MS: Velvet, Max, Xelastecs sowie CP360 ein.
Die 360 nutze ich sehr gerne auf IEMs mit kurzem Auslass, die Velvet funktionieren bei mittel langem sowie kürzeren Aulsass bei mir gut, sind aber wegen der eher "Kugel" Form nicht unbedingt jedermans Sache. Xelsatec sind super, aber die halten nicht sehr lange weil das "Memory Silicon" leider recht schnell als Material ermüdet.
Could you compare it to the final audio E?
Sure :-)
Here a quick summary:
The S&S are a pure cylinder while the Final E are more of a cone shape. The S&S have a wider outlet and use thinner material. The S&S do conform better to the ear, while the Final E isolate better due to the thicker material. The S&S do not seem to reduce treble or increase it much. The Final E however do reduce treble noticeably, while also making the bass more "tight".
I'd recommend the Final E only if you want a tighter bass and even then, I'm not a fan of how they fit. Maybe the Final E short fit better, but the normal Final E don't really work for me.
@@don_spektor thanks! I just got both so we’ll see how it is!
I clean my S&S tips with alcohol with no issues at all.
Good to know, thank you for this comment :-)
So most likely it's really just a good quality silicone and not some other weird (e.g. "Memory silicone") material.
What the best ear tips for deep sub bass
Measured basically all tips do the same when you get them to fit right. Perceived the Final E, because they do tend to dampen mid-to-upper treble a bit. So if you want more bass (which includes sub-bass) these should be ur number one choice :-)
Have you tried Acoustune's AET06 Double Flange silicone tips? Really good for getting all that rumble inside your ear canal. Also, i've heard from others who've previously tried Spinfit Twin Blades that the AET06 has a much better and more comfortable fit.
@@don_spektor thanks mate
@@Blu3_777 you're welcome :-)
Always happy when I can help :-)
will this eartips go well with my kz castor because the stock kinda suck,
What is not working with the Castor for u? Insertion too deep? Too shallow? It doesn't stay in your ear? It creates a pressure feeling?
If your intention is to insert them deeper and with a possibly smaller diameter than these could work.
@@don_spektor the sound i think its ok but it not comfortable for my ear btw my size is S
@@vinhangquang915 These could work then, but I'd rather recommend the Spinfit CP360 in SS or, if a bit longer tip is ok for you, the ddHifi ST35. The latter are very good in terms of price/performance and are pretty similar to the Spinfit, only they are a bit longer.
conghrats to anybody who made it pastg this intro
Thank you for having nice nails
Thank you I guess 😅?
moin moin, you must be from north west Germany correct?
Pure local language based you are absolutely correct: this is North(-west) German... However, I'm from East Germany ;-)
Recently bought them. IMO they sucked.
that's what i hate with IEMs you need to have many different types of tips cause different tips fit different IEMs i personally have spend over $1000 on tips only and still haven't bought all the tips i want then of course you need several pairs atleast of the ones you use the most and you can really spend quite alot it's the most important accessory for IEMs yet Not one single reviewer or youtubers has a list of eartips so you literally go blind
A list like this also is rather unlikely to exist, due to the widely different ear-canal sizes and depths^^
Some are better than others in a few particular aspects for sure, but recommending a "go blind" tip is a bit difficult without knowing ones particular preferences.
I do recommend tips that I think are a good choice for most people e.g. the S35 or the LiquidSilicone, but even these are not without caveat.
If you want a tip, that REALLY works for you: order a pair of custom tips. I have one and they are amazing in terms of comfort and fit... But will set you back about 130-200 bucks, depending on where/how you have them made.
Those looks like reverse eartips
They absolutely do, just slightly more straight ^^
And I assume also the outlet ring will be different here.
No one cares about what the manufacturer says. If we believe them why should we watch your video. This video can be of 5 minutes without wasting time
What logic are you using here?
First, you say "Don't believe marketing" but then you also say that you won't believe someone actually debunking it, based on facts? These two don't fit together.
Of course, you might not be interested in checking out the marketing claims, but most people read them and they believe them. See my reviews for e.g. the ePro. So it is important to check out the marketing claims and debunk them when needed.
If you are not interested, I provide time stamps and you can just skip to the comfort or sound section without any issues.
PS: if you can name me one other outlet that also debunks marketing BS around tips, feel free to do so. I'd be curious what their measurements regarding the effect on tips look like.
@@don_spektor i think I conveyed it wrongly. But my point is instead of talking about what the brand says, you can say where they were wrong and add on what you have got from that experience. I mean this video could be completed within 5-8 minutes.
@@fuzail3379 Ah I see, that makes sense, thank you!
Do you think it's enough to simply say "Please refer to the product description linked below" to have the context for what I'm criticizing?
@@don_spektor yes. That would work. Btw I love your videos. It's just my opinion
@@fuzail3379 Thank you for the feedback :-)
I just wouldn't like to remove the section debunking marketing because that's important in my opinion. But shortening it to what was discussed before is a very good solution that I'll implement in the next recording :-)
I went here for some info, but your voice and english ... I couldnt make it to the end.
Sorry to hear that.
Unfortunately, as you'll probably have guessed, I'm not a native speaker so I won't be able to achieve the same fluidity as someone who is. And my voice, well genes I unfortunately can't rewrite either...
@@don_spektor I fully understand that. Its more how you modulate than tonality of ur voice and that can be improved.
@@matusjurcik6974 that's feedback I can work with, thank you. So what exactly is the issue there? Too fast^^?
@@don_spektoryou’re good imo.
@@chevymusclecar1970 Thank you :-)