Hi, I want to protect my new Kinera Nanna for outdoor use. I bought a Pelican micro case but I dont want the IEM to shake inside getting hit constantly. I was thinking of wrapping each ear piece in some sort of foam (like those microphone foam covers), but thicker. Do you know where I can...

Hi, I really like the isolation and earwax-protection of Comply's tips. I just bought the Kinera Nanna 2.0. So I tried looking on Comply's website, and couldn't find any mention of Kinera, or any way to determine the correct tips by size. Kinera told me that Nanna's nozzle size is 5.5mm, and...

I am considering buying a pair of either Kinera Nanna 2.0 or Moondrop Blessing 2 Dusk. Both are expensive IEMs (500$-1000$) . My current setup is Shure SE425 connected to a DAC- Audioquest DragonFly Black. My question is: Does an expensive IEM sound good enough to justify its price with a...

Hi, I am considering buying the praised Kinera Nanna 2.0. I currently own a pair of Shure SE425 paired with AudioQuest's DragonFly Black (+JitterBug). I use IEMs almost exclusively on public transit so buying a regular sized dac/amp is problematic. My question is: Is the DragonFly Black a...

I have the Shure SE425 which have great sound and isolation and I recently bought the KZ ZS6 for cheap-travel use. These don't have nearly as much isolation as the Shures obviously, but one of the reasons is the silicon tips. I was wondering, where could I be foam tips for me KZ ZS6?

I've recently become very interested in sound systems, especially how everything works. (i.e. How digital to analog works, how do analog sound look, etc.) The main question I could not find any answers to was how do speaker drivers understand analog data sent to them. Are there any specific...

I want to connect my Devialet sound system to my computer (sound from computer to sound system to speakers), there's no USB input in that sound system but there is RCA (referring to digital). So i thought that I might be able to use some kind of adapter from USB input to digital RCA input, but I...

I recently bought the audioquest dragonfly black DAC which connects via USB 2. The product is compatible with android with a proper adapter and my connection is MicroUSB B. Since I bought this fairly expensive DAC, connected to my fairly expensive Shure SE425 earphones, i don't want a 0.2$...

I was thinking about buying the Fiio A5 for my Shure SE425 earphones and i've noticed that the music source transfers data to the DAC in 3.5mm aux. And I'm pretty sure that means that the dac of the device(phone) is proccessing the data as well. Isn't it better to transfer the data into the...

I need earphones mostly for drumming and after much research i found that in Shure SE315's price group - It is pretty much the best. now my earphone budget had gone up and I was thinking of getting the newer model Shure SE425.   Is it worth the price? And on top of that, are there better...

My friend wants to buy a new pair of earphones- main use is traveling, listenting on the bus etc. The price range is ~35$ and I was thinking of Sennheiser CX 400-II since it is noise cancelling and got a lot of good reviews my question is - are there a better pair of earphones in this price or...

As far as i've seen online, Sennheiser CX 400-II are indeed noise cancelling. And from what I know noise cancelling requires a battery for the dedicated mic. Are the earphones noise cancelling? and if so - do they require a battery?