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post #31 of 34

That's a great gift. I think everyone deserves the opportunity to hear something "real" because Skull Candies are far from it. I wish more people could have that chance to see what they have been missing. I honestly think I was 12 when I saw an review in Maximum PC for the Shure E4c and then later that year I had some money and thought, what have I been missing? Well a lot. I was missing more than I could have imagined.

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post #32 of 34

exactly. these are actually pretty decent buds and deserve a little more respect. ive had them for about 2 months and i love them. better than those ridiculously priced earbuds. 

post #33 of 34

Might be a dumb question. How does changing the supplied silicon tips to the comply t400 change the highs? I have these and doing so attenuates the highs-not to my liking. I can't use the supplied silicone tips as the small is too small and the medium is just  tad too big!

 

Thanks.

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Might be a dumb question. How does changing the supplied silicon tips to the comply t400 change the highs? I have these and doing so attenuates the highs-not to my liking. I can't use the supplied silicone tips as the small is too small and the medium is just  tad too big!

 

Thanks.



Porous foam tips tend to subdue treble intensity in many in-ears, not just Titans. There are a couple of explanation as to why floating around but I can't remember any of them. If you have trouble finding a good silicone tip size, I would try picking up a nice variety pack like that of the MEE M11+. It's on the pricy side but you might find a tip that works very well for you.

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