I had contacted 64a a few months ago on this and they sent me a link to the refit service order. So that's why I was curious of if, once they get ciems, perhaps they make some manual adjustments, but if it still doesn't fit, they would tell me that I need impressions, and I would potentially get...

For those of you with 64audio CIEM's that had to do a re-fit, did you have to get new impressions? Reason I ask is I have a set of A12t's bought last year and they didn't fit right from the start. I should have utilized the 30 day trial fit program at that time, but I was hoping I would "wear...

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New A12t came in and well ahead of schedule, almost 2 weeks sooner than expected. The build quality on these are stellar, perfectly smooth shell throughout. The cable braid feels very high quality as well. On the flip side, I am grappling with the fit. When I first put them on, I was surprised...

Ordered a set of A12t's today, finally. I have been putting off getting customs but ultimately the tip-rolling situation with universals is so hit and miss that it was time to make the jump. The audiologist appointment was somewhat of a surprise as the material goes deep in your ear and the...

Thanks for this thread. Cable down IEMs are by far the most comfortable I own. Part of that is they're very easy to get in and out. Over ears have a certain amount of fiddling with the cable every time. Also seems like over ears can be just about any shape, and they either will or won't fit your...

I agree, very thick in the low end. It emphasized mid-bass, or was maybe just not well defined between bass and mids.

Just ordered an SA6 to replace my DUNU DN-1000. Considered waiting for SA4, but SA6 is pretty well regarded. Also looked at Moondrop options but from what I can tell the Blessing and others have a bass-pressure that has to do with there being a lack of vent. Good for isolation but bad for...

The SA4 renders I've seen show a notched metal nozzle, which I tend to prefer vs the SA6 straight nozzle. Small thing but I don't like ear tips coming off in the ear. Towards the end of my DN-1000's life that started to happen some.

Oh yeah I do have some of those monk earbuds. I swear I buy them every few years because I lose them or give a set away.

Yeah the fakes situation is pretty crazy. They are still in stock on Sennheiser, so that would be the only place to buy them. Just hard to justify a full-price purchase on a (soon to be) discontinued item.

Can't go wrong with some Edifier R1850db if you can stretch the budget. also has the flexibility of adding a sub later if you like

I've been using Dunu DN-1000 for about 7 years. Great set of earphones particularly for the time. Now as they have lost their mesh grilles and replacement tips are getting old I'm looking for something new. I just bought some 64audio Nio's as replacements. Unfortunately my ear did not...

I have a Nio coming in tomorrow; coming from a Dunu DN-1000 I'm ready to embrace some new-era IEM tech. Specifically the apex pressure relief- seems like some solid innovation. Though I hope the variable tuning aspect doesn't result in a "tuning ambiguity" vs a single, prime tuning that you...

From what I've gathered durability on these 64audio IEM's are fairly good but the most common failure point is the stock 2-pin cable, which many reviewers recommend replacing. This is odd to me for a 1k+ IEM, you would think the stock cable would be the best match for the IEM; not a detriment...