It's my favourite IEMs I had, but I'm departing from them as I'm not using them anymore, and they are just laying around in their case. $105 USD + shipping Comes with: ATH-IM02 Aftermarket cable Original protecting case Original box Original documentation Original eartips (L,M,S rubber tips +...

Looking to get a Fiio BTA10, M50x or MSR7 edition does not matter. The connector can be broken, as long as the electronics inside (amp, power and volume buttons, bluetooth) work as I want to salvage them. Looking for US $30-40 max shipped Thanks

Hi, For the connector, I would maybe recommend an insulated 3.5mm jack connector like this one or this one. I've seen them lately and they might be better for the job than a run of the mill jack connector, but they might be harder to come by. To be tested. However, an issue I've encountered...

I'm just here to look at people's setup with the ES100

It just looks as it is the ath-ckr7tw with more bass and usb-c. The case is so similar looking.

Hello everybody, Currently my on-the-go setup is the ATH-CKR7TW that I don't like too much because of the lack of shine with female vocal. While I'm trying to sell them, I'm looking for my next wireless setup. I used to have a modded Sony h.ear-in collar with ath-im connectors that worked...

Somebody would know by any chance something like the TRN BT20 that could be used with ATH-IM02? Or another IEM using MMCX or 2 pins that sounds like the ATH-IM02?

USB-C does not have faster charging speed. USB 3.0 does. USB-is only the physical connector, and most implementation of USB-C on accessories are USB 2.0. The advantage of USB-C is having one connector and one cable for all your device. Both my laptop and my phone charge via USB-C, so having a...

I loop every cable with wired IEMs over my ears, so there is not that tug versus truly wireless earbuds where there is often the need for wings to act the same way.

No I would say you're right in your perception. Having tried the Sony WF1000x, WFSP700N, the B&O E8 and now the Audio-Technica ATH-CKR7TW, I find that I have issues in getting a good seal with them. I think due to the nature of truly wireless earbuds, the shape of our ears become more important...

I have doubt in your abilities to use the internets... https://www.amazon.ca/QCY-Bluetooth-wireless-earbuds-headphones/dp/B07J9MLYCW/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=qcy+t1c&qid=1554672968&s=gateway&sr=8-1

Between a MW07 at $200CAD and T1C at $40CAD, which would say it's the most worth in term of sound, soundstage and airyness?

Received my ATH-CKR7TW yesterday. They're decpetive. It doesn't sound at all like an Audio-Technica product. edit: They have more emphasis on the bass, but less on the trebles and there is a dip in the mid. So string instruments sounds really nice, are sharp, and bass-oriented music is all...

Tip for anybody who would think about buying the ATH-CKR7TW directly from Japan, don't buy it through Buyee. Been 3 weeks of me trying to get my package to be shipped via EMS instead of a costly UPS of 130$CAD (3x time what I was expecting from the table price on their website), I'm still in a...

Guys, I need your help to get a decent truly wireless earbud. I'm getting tired of trying various kind and you seem to have quite a knowledge here so I'm turning to you. Up to now, I had 3 truly wireless: the Sony WF-1000x, B&O Beoplay E8 and Sony SP-700N. The sound of the WF-1000x impressed me...

You go to Bluetooth Audio Codec in the Developer options and there you can establish which codec to use by default (if possible) and it displays which codec is currently used when you're currently using a bluetooth device. And there is other settings, like when you're using LDAC like me to...

Also, you can look in the developer options of your phone. Under the networking section, you can see which codec is currently used.

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Yes, just clipped one end of the two 6.5x resistors and you will have a 2.5x/1.0x

No about the max width you can create, because anything larger would go through the entire width of the plastic ring.

The socket would be too large, unless you find one with a diameter of 8mm (which would be surprising) which is the max width for a socket to be installed. So as an other comment pointed it out, you can always do a "piggy-tail" mod to use the headphones with a mini-xlr.

Everything on the PCB is right, so I think your issue is that you have mistakenly mix the LR- (ground) as the L+, or the R+. Test your wire with a potentiometer, when you have no resistance (0 ohms), it means it's the same wire.

The drivers have the same contact point on both side. So you would solder the LR- (Ground) and the L+ on the left side and the LR- (Ground) and the R+ on the right side. Only that. You then have no need to solder the wires that go at the other cup.

Combined the ear-in from Sony with my ath-im02 inorder to have the LDAC codec with sound of my lovely ath-im02. Works great. It's a big plus that now Android O have baked in support for aptX, aptX hd and LDAC.

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