Awesome! Looking forwards to what you have in store, I've had great luck with my supra's and would love to find an excuse to get a totl from Jack.

I've tried the sure seal tips, jvc spiral dots, fit eat double flanges and spin fits, and I actually ended up preferring the fit ears the most. Best isolation, stayed in my ears the best, and sounds like the spiral dots (which I feel was a significant upgrade). Spin fits are nice when you get a...

Huh, well if you just want tips I would almost suggest you talk to Dopaminer who sells them for the same amount including shipping.

Hmm... Well I understand that being highly sensitive is nice for some, but the supra is pretty overkill on my phone on the lowest setting. So I would be very interested in Ear werkz going with a less sensitive option

Yeah, the only thing is the plug is already obnoxiously large which is unfortunate.

Yeah, I was using it with my work computer (Win7) straight for a while and I was getting the crackle in the right earphone as well... Never could reproduce it as well, but it would always come just as I forgot about it.

Just heard back from Jack, said I should be seeing a tracking number within two weeks, and since I believe in the last backer if the supra Kickstarter project, everyone else who hasn't gotten theirs yet should be seeing a tracking number within the two weeks as well!

I've heard a lot of good things about spin fit tips on the earwerkz supra thread. Anyone know if those tips work for the rockets?

Yeah unfortunately I haven't been able to get a hold of them either the past week or so. Guess they're trying to go all out to try and get the Kickstarter Supra's out, and have probably been getting a lot of additional sales going through with all the positive feedback people are getting.

Hmmm not entirely true. I have a e18 that I haven't had any issues with, my x1 on the other hand is like you said, really easy to pop off the connector.

Haha, that's true, but wondering if there is any plans to give the TOTL just a little more to the looks for it's status that you can pick it out from the crowd of Earwerkz IEM's

Hmmm, I was looking around and saw on the Nobel website that they differentiate their IEM's in different tiers, and it's shown by the color if the screws which I felt was quite neat. Does anyone know if there is anything Earwerkz has to differentiate their TOTL from the rest of their lineup...

What was the problem if you don't mind sharing?

I think a couple reasons why they aren't as popular include the way they go in ear as the wire sticks straight out which looks kinda goofy and makes it difficult for some people to wear over ear, and if you don't wear it over the ear, you get some decent microphonics with how deep the wire wire...

Where did you guys get yours? I've been trying to find some, but the one that shows up most often is the audeo phonak ear guides, but they don't show up on their website or they don't ship to Canada.