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Yamaha EPH-100
Mar 5, 2014 at 3:07 PM Post #3,706 of 4,690
Can't you use the little braille dots on the back of the strain reliefs?
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 2:48 AM Post #3,710 of 4,690
For that price they are very good , might want to try them.
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 8:39 AM Post #3,712 of 4,690
Still cheaper than I got them for.
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 2:45 PM Post #3,713 of 4,690
I just picked up four (4) pairs of Auvio (RadioShack) silicone replacement tips for my Yamaha EPH-100s.  They are perfect for this IEM.  I don't have to set and reset them in my ears.  They feel a lot like the Klipsh ovals.  Very simple insertion. Perfect seal.  This benefits me because, despite having large ear opening, my right side is ever so slightly larger than the left.  So with the stock Yamaha flanges, my left ear seats easily and I have to play around with the right to get proper and equal seal.  No more.  The Auvio tips are well made and worth the $10 I paid for four pairs.
 
Great recommendation for these. And getting them on was a breeze.  Quite impressed.  Going to buy up a few more sets and order a backup pair of EPH-100s.
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 3:38 PM Post #3,714 of 4,690
phara0hseye said:
  I just picked up four (4) pairs of Auvio (RadioShack) silicone replacement tips for my Yamaha EPH-100s.  They are perfect for this IEM.  I don't have to set and reset them in my ears.  They feel a lot like the Klipsh ovals.  Very simple insertion. Perfect seal.  This benefits me because, despite having large ear opening, my right side is ever so slightly larger than the left.  So with the stock Yamaha flanges, my left ear seats easily and I have to play around with the right to get proper and equal seal.  No more.  The Auvio tips are well made and worth the $10 I paid for four pairs.
 
Great recommendation for these. And getting them on was a breeze.  Quite impressed.  Going to buy up a few more sets and order a backup pair of EPH-100s.
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i actually have the same ear fit issue (right side is slightly bigger), tried the auvios, then went back to the stock tips but use the medium-large bi-flange. i found this fit better for isolation. did you try using different sized stock bi-flange tips?.. like a medium on the left and a medium-large on right?
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 4:10 PM Post #3,715 of 4,690
My right ear is also slightly bigger, I used to use both small tips, but lost one down the sink(long story) and I found that with the next size up, the right one started to hurt after a while. I now use the foam tips from lostearbuds. They require a bit of force to insert, but fit more securely, and isolation is about the same.
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 4:34 PM Post #3,716 of 4,690
radiohead14 said:
  i actually have the same ear fit issue (right side is slightly bigger), tried the auvios, then went back to the stock tips but use the medium-large bi-flange. i found this fit better for isolation. did you try using different sized stock bi-flange tips?.. like a medium on the left and a medium-large on right?
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No.  My pride wouldn't let me adopt the asymmetrical approach. 
 
Mar 6, 2014 at 4:34 PM Post #3,717 of 4,690
razor5cl said:
My right ear is also slightly bigger, I used to use both small tips, but lost one down the sink(long story) and I found that with the next size up, the right one started to hurt after a while. I now use the foam tips from lostearbuds. They require a bit of force to insert, but fit more securely, and isolation is about the same.
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 I did the Lost Ear Buds thing but didn't like their fit on the earphones, and the largest ones he had were still too small for me.
 
Mar 7, 2014 at 2:51 AM Post #3,718 of 4,690
phara0hseye said:
 
razor5cl said:
My right ear is also slightly bigger, I used to use both small tips, but lost one down the sink(long story) and I found that with the next size up, the right one started to hurt after a while. I now use the foam tips from lostearbuds. They require a bit of force to insert, but fit more securely, and isolation is about the same.
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 I did the Lost Ear Buds thing but didn't like their fit on the earphones, and the largest ones he had were still too small for me.
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What's that? Can you (anyone) enlighten me please? Thanks!
 
Mar 7, 2014 at 6:27 AM Post #3,719 of 4,690
lostearbuds store on eBay sell some foam tips that fit EPH 100.
 
Mar 7, 2014 at 12:00 PM Post #3,720 of 4,690
razor5cl said:
lostearbuds store on eBay sell some foam tips that fit EPH 100.
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Before anybody buys these foam tips from lostearbuds, you ought to know that their real size is at least one size smaller than their nominal (stated) size.  So, if medium stock tips have always been too small for you, forget about trying lostearbuds' tips.  Even the large ones will not be big enough for your ears.  See here Alberto's and other reviews on them from Amazon.com:
 
http://www.amazon.com/Pair-Medium-Memory-Brought-Lostearbuds/product-reviews/B007M5NKRQ/ref=cm_cr_pr_top_recent?ie=UTF8&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=bySubmissionDateDescending
 
Those issues are discussed in this thread also.  You can search for "lostearbuds" and you will find.  "putente" is the person who introduced everyone else to those tips, in this thread.
 
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