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post #5326 of 7365
2/13/13 at 1:09pm
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Originally Posted by Rainman26 View Post

Great impressions Doug, looking forward about your opinion about the mids. Why'd you go for comfort fit? 

Because they don't do musician fit anymore. Or, at least, that was no longer an option.
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post #5327 of 7365
2/13/13 at 1:27pm
Doug just get a DX100.

Also, it fascinates me that people can insert their custom monitors incorrectly. I mean, they can only fit your ears one way...
Edited by anoxy - 2/13/13 at 2:05pm
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post #5328 of 7365
2/13/13 at 3:39pm
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Doug just get a DX100.

Also, it fascinates me that people can insert their custom monitors incorrectly. I mean, they can only fit your ears one way...


Not necessarily anoxy. You are oversimplifying it. Could be your ear canals are more limited on how you can insert your IEMs lol. Even with my former Customs and with its ridiculously tight fit I still could put them in the wrong way where I either didn't have a good enough seal or even too tight of a seal with pressure build up. It's more complicating than you think it is. Just maybe you haven't had those experiences. But others have.

 

Dougo keep the Studio V 3rd ANV in mind. I should be receiving my 8As in a day or two so I can post on how well they pair together. :)

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post #5329 of 7365
2/13/13 at 5:17pm
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Originally Posted by anoxy View Post

Doug just get a DX100.


Also, it fascinates me that people can insert their custom monitors incorrectly. I mean, they can only fit your ears one way...


Not necessarily anoxy. You are oversimplifying it. Could be your ear canals are more limited on how you can insert your IEMs lol. Even with my former Customs and with its ridiculously tight fit I still could put them in the wrong way where I either didn't have a good enough seal or even too tight of a seal with pressure build up. It's more complicating than you think it is. Just maybe you haven't had those experiences. But others have.

Dougo keep the Studio V 3rd ANV in mind. I should be receiving my 8As in a day or two so I can post on how well they pair together. smily_headphones1.gif

Well, there's fits and then there's fits right. It's the difference between sitting in a comfy chair before you wiggle your way in a little more.

I'm not interested in the DX100. When I'm at work my music comes from my computer and when I'm on the go it comes from my iPhone. I have no need for nor do I want yet another portable electronic device. I'd end up only using a subset of it's features which I imagine defeats much of the purpose.
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post #5330 of 7365
2/13/13 at 5:22pm

I tend to think of it less like a chair, which provides a universal fit to any arse, and more like a puzzle piece. There's only one way to fit that puzzle piece in....unless you're just retarded.

 

Thought you were asking for a portable rig, my b.

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post #5331 of 7365
2/13/13 at 6:15pm
Even though they're custom IEMs moulded to fit your ears alone, your ears are pliable and the flesh around the ear canal is soft.

There are usually ways to put them in that don't fit optimally - the usual beginner's mistake of not tucking the upper forward tab of the IEM under the flap of the ear, for instance. My set of silicone-nozzle IEMs can be inserted wrong simply by forcing them in at the wrong angle, and stretching the skin around the ear canal into an uncomfortable position.
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post #5332 of 7365
2/13/13 at 9:10pm

 

Is UPS making fun of me?

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post #5333 of 7365
2/13/13 at 9:14pm
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Is UPS making fun of me?


That sucks. Mine were shipped out on the 5th via EMS and I got my package. And no customs charges ;)..... I asked USPS if I had to pay customs charges and they said no.

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post #5334 of 7365
2/13/13 at 9:18pm

Congratulations, pictures pleasebigsmile_face.gif

 

Lee730

 

That sucks. Mine were shipped out on the 5th via EMS and I got my package. And no customs charges ;)..... I asked USPS if I had to pay customs charges and they said no.


Edited by spkrs01 - 2/13/13 at 9:20pm
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post #5335 of 7365
2/13/13 at 9:27pm
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That sucks. Mine were shipped out on the 5th via EMS and I got my package. And no customs charges ;)..... I asked USPS if I had to pay customs charges and they said no.

wow, you are very lucky then.

 

I had contacted UPS to ask them where my package is exactly located. They can not give me the answer, they just tell me to use the tracking number to find out where my package is. OMG, I will never use UPS service again.

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post #5336 of 7365
2/13/13 at 9:46pm
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Originally Posted by spkrs01 View Post

Congratulations, pictures pleasebigsmile_face.gif

 

Lee730

 

That sucks. Mine were shipped out on the 5th via EMS and I got my package. And no customs charges ;)..... I asked USPS if I had to pay customs charges and they said no.

 

 

So far I am generally happy with them. The fit doesn't seem to be half bad. I do get a little pain depending on how I insert them but for the most part it's nothing like it was on my Custom TF10s. I wore them for a couple hours and my ears aren't in severe pain so, so far so good. The sound is quite nice. Very inoffensive and easy on the ears. Very nice bass and not boomy at all. Very well controlled. Out of the Studio V 3rd ANV I still detect hiss but for general listening it's not a big issue. But it is there, just a heads up.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

However, concerning the last picture I am not happy at all in regards to the left IEM. That chip (defect) on the coconut wood looks horrible and I'm debating on getting this specific ear piece redone. Other than that though the craftsmanship on these IEMs is very nice and I give credit where credit is due. In a sense pictures cannot do it full justice.


Edited by lee730 - 2/13/13 at 9:56pm
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post #5337 of 7365
2/13/13 at 9:56pm
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Originally Posted by lee730 View Post


So far I am generally happy with them. The fit doesn't seem to be half bad. I do get a little pain depending on how I insert them but for the most part its nothing like it was on my Custom TF10s. I wore them for a couple hours and my ears aren't in severe pain so, so far so good. The sound is quite nice. Very inoffensive and easy on the ears. Very nice bass and not boomy at all. Very well controlled. Out of the Studio V 3rd ANV I still detect hiss but for general listening it's not a big issue. But it is there, just a heads up.


















However, concerning the last picture I am not happy at all in regards to the left IEM. That defect on the coconut wood looks horrible and I'm debating on getting this specific ear piece redone. Other than that though the craftsmanship on these IEMs is very nice and I give credit where credit is due.

you probably should have redone them while they were at the Heir workplace.
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post #5338 of 7365
2/13/13 at 10:03pm
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you probably should have redone them while they were at the Heir workplace.


True but I was hoping it wouldn't bug me as much in person (you know the old adage the camera adds 10 lbs :P) and maybe I could live with it.. For example I noticed a red defect on the right earpiece (on the coconut wood) in the picture, but in reality that isn't on the piece from what I can see. I was also taking into consideration whether or not they would fit me well (kill two birds with one stone). Since they seem to fit decently this would at least rule that out. Although I'll honestly need more time with them to confirm this. I may just have a little bit shaved from the tips of the IEM as it cuts it close to the sensitive area in my ear canals.


Edited by lee730 - 2/13/13 at 10:41pm
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post #5339 of 7365
2/13/13 at 10:07pm

Sorry to hear about the defect on the woodwork. That's the first defect I've ever heard of anyone getting from Heir and I've been keeping an eye on this thread since it was first started. On a side note why does your Studio V look like you've been whooping someones arse with it lol?

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post #5340 of 7365
2/13/13 at 10:10pm
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Originally Posted by DigitalFreak View Post

Sorry to hear about the defect on the woodwork. That's the first defect I've ever heard of anyone getting from Heir and I've been keeping an eye on this thread since it was first started. On a side note why does your Studio V look like you've been whooping someones arse with it lol?


Yeah I'm a  bit bummed about that specific area. Otherwise this is a very beautiful IEM. The flaw really stands out all the more with its beauty lol :P. Remember now, lee730 tends get more than his share in terms of problems with portable electronics lol. Even with my PC (I could probably set the Guinness World Record for the most amount of RMAs on my personal PC).... I've had 3 PCs exchanged out from dell..... As well as over 20 service calls for the Tech to come to my home to repair the machine (within the 3 years I've had them so far).... rolleyes.gif

 

Actually the Studio V is in really good shape. Just has some cat hair on it and I need to wipe it down :P.


Edited by lee730 - 2/13/13 at 10:24pm
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