How many of you have custom molds for the etymotics? I bought a pair recently and I don't find the foamies very good sounding, and the rubber tips are just too much of a pain to insert correctly. Anybody have any recommendations for custom molds? Where's fuzzy when you need him?! :-)
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Custom molds for etys?
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post #2 of 5
6/28/01 at 4:40am
As far as I know, the custom molds do nothing but good things. they should be pretty easy to get in since they're made for your ears, and the sound should definitely be improved. You can get custom molds from Westone Labs (at least that's who Headroom reccomends).
post #4 of 5
6/29/01 at 4:19am
post #5 of 5
7/1/01 at 8:07pm
