That tip is the T500. I bought them from the Comply website sticked to the sponsors in the right. I think the new Tx500 should be great too. I am just waiting next month to buy them.

Just a compact setup: HD10GB7 with the SL version.

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I recomend the Panasonic RP-HJE900, q-Jays, AT CK10 and Ety ER4S. I have the CK7 too, and if you find the bass quantity just right, the CK10 should be better than these 3.

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Quote: Originally Posted by jsr in order of preference: 1. kenwood hd20ga7 2. hd10gb7 note: only thing that sucks with these kenwood players is the battery that doesn't hold charge so well and are not replaceable (unless someone knows of some hack?) 3. iriver h120 4. recently...

Players that I have/had. NW-A3000>XA-HD500>NW-HD5>HD10GB7>Clip

He probably own an old Shure IEM. It happened to me with my old E3C, but I managed to remove the silicon tip by myself. No drama as they were doing... UE triple.fi with silicon tips don't go that deep and yet they always end up inside my ears.

Try Audio Technica CK10. I am a ER4S user and I am pretty happy with the AT sound. It has a good sensitivity (108dB) wich makes it perfect with no external AMP. But only if you find for a good price.

Quote: Originally Posted by Captain Ødegård That red shuffle looks really good, jabada. Didnt think it was that dark, it seems more light red in the apple pictures. Wish someone would make a RS remote for the ipod shaped 100% as a shuffle - would pwn to clip that thing on stuff and have...

Quote: Originally Posted by Calexico Why so many different IEMs? You could get absolute top of the line with the money spend on all those. Do you mean UE10/11? I don't know if I would like them. All the these IEMs I bought from my 4 trips to Japan. The UE11 would cost nearly...

XA-HD500>Nuforce Icon Mobile>CK10 HD5>Minibox-E+>ER4S Rockboxed Nano>Headsix>RP-HJE900 HD10GB7>EX700 NDSL>FX300 Clip>E3C Shuffle>q-JAYS LE (RMA)

Finally I found Oto-Ease on sale here in Brazil, but I also found Oto-Dry. Both are supposed to be used with hearing aids, but is it okay to store customs inside Oto-Dry? Am I missing anything? Thanks.

Ok, we have tons and tons of reviews about how good the Westone 3, triple.fi 10, IE8, SE530 and so on are great "high end" IEM, but I think one of the most important thing is almost aways forgotten: how do they sound in the real world? I mean, inside the mall, bus, subway... People seems to...

Quote: Originally Posted by dhaninugraha wonder if they'd be able to do something similar to my triple.fi's :P Actually they can. Another customer of FitEar seems to have done this. I just need to find his blog.