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Are there any double or triple flange tips available anywhere that are compatible with the shockwaves?
I get a good seal with standard silicones but they tend to slowly slide out for me.
I'm getting good seal with silicon as well but would prefer foam to taper the highs a tad bit.
Tips are a personal preference. Jon likes the KZ Foamies, I still prefer the Auvio Silicones.
https://www.amazon.com/AUVIO-Large-Silicon-Tips/dp/B00MY9T7AO
TWIN
Speaking of wide bores, the 1MORE Quad Drivers have a really huge bore, a lot bigger than the SW3. The 1MORE Quad Drivers are the best IEM's i ever put into my ears and idk when the next In-Ears will take them over but without spending about 500 - 1000$ or 1MORE releasing a new IEM they will be my IEM's for probably a long time. I can recommend them with all my heart and IMO they trump the SW3 in every aspect even though the SW3's are not bad at all.
That's NOT what reports I'm hearing about those Quads are saying. I'e heard Bassy and quite bright.
TWIN
How low do the quad drivers go? I can get audible volume at 4 Hz on the shockwaves.
Menuki, I am keeping my eyes open on these quads. Before I pop any more $$$ I want to see more reviews. Because you can only believe so much of what you read.
TWIN
From where did you hear that? To my ears the SW3 were most definitely V-Shaped and too bright to my ears. On the offical thread there were a few posts stating that these have a kind of reference sound. To me they can sound bright on some tracks but never SW3 bright IMO. Bassy would be the least term i'd use for the quads, i'd even say they could use a touch more bass with silicon tips while the bass is balanced enough for me with foam tips.
They go as low as 10 Hz, idk if 4 Hz is even audible to the human ear LOL, but yeah, maybe you got some good ears. :bigsmile_face: