Anyone?

There are some, but they're nothing special. At least the ones I tried. Gaming headphones, all of them. Maybe somebody else will chime in with different knowledge.

It does, yes. It provides the best 3D effect i have tried, not having tried Realyzer. It's simulated, obviously, but the effect can be quite believable. Better than multidriver headphones I have tried.

What do you mean “they slam”?

Found Sky Audio Cables in the UK but I’d rather avoid the hassle with custom duties…

I'd like to introduce you to that £$%#$£ of my left ear canal Yes, that's the way to go, I concur.

Nothing like this exists?

I don't think Foobar2000 offers a parametric equalizer without extra software installed.

I suppose EqualizerAPO (with optional Peace GUI).

A question. Since I am in need of a new pair of CIEMs, I'm eyeing this product. Nothing super-fancy, probably, but the fact that the company is based in my city means I will be able to pursue that elusive and so important perfect fit. I am currently using Fiio UTWS3, for which I heavily modded...

Wavelet allows for personalized EQ settings, even though the process to add those is a little bit involved. I suggest you give a strong look at it. It's free, it works great, what more could you ask?

Interesting from an engineering point of view, for sure. After 15+ years of CIEMs, I'm pretty convinced that the most important aspect is how they fit. There's good fit and then there's perfect fit. If you don't get the latter... there's not much engineering can do to help.

I hope you are right. With an HTPC they're still the best surround emulation I've found. Too bad they can't handle Atmos and DTS-X.

For a product that works only when connected to a USB Port, the battery being necessary for it to work at all is... surprising to be generous.

I had good results as far as comfort is concerned with these: https://www.amazon.it/dp/B0842HY2KS/ (found them in black when I bought them some time ago).

Triple flange from Shure would work. Too bad the diameter is wrong. Try them with a DIY adapter and they would work. Sound obviously improves immensely... :frowning2:

Problem for me is that the shape of the IEM itself sort of "fights" again the shape of my ears. So I can't position them in a way that makes the eartip go as deep as they need to. I did not have this problem with KZ AS-10, to remain in universal IEMs territory. Waiting today for triple flanges...

I don't understand what it is but I am having great trouble in making my newly bought Starfield to insert as deep as needed. I have ordered some triflange eartips but still... Am I the only one with this problem?

If one is interested in 7.1 emulation, yes. I suggest to invest in gyro, for reasons others have already explained. I also don't understand the fixation for having these with all DSP off. What's the point?

For the little money difference, I advise against going non-gyro versions.

You can check the response curve here: https://www.reddit.com/r/oratory1990/wiki/index/list_of_presets (scroll down to Audeze Mobius).

Yes. That's how I have always understood it. But with electronics you really can never discount inexplicable incompatibilities...

This is really good news for me. Thanks a lot for answering my questions. Much appreciated.

If it plays multichannel for Netflix and Prime Video, I am pretty sure it could do it through Kodi too. I use both. Does it work with head tracking too?

Are you using Mobius connected to Nvidia Shield and getting 7.1 playback? Through video players like Kodi, I mean, if decoding to 7.1 LPCM?