Sure if they're small enough, like a microdriver iem. The case has a decent bit of height so you can stack them on top of one another. But it can only fit one big iem like the kz zs6 or zs10.

Wouldn't the kz in my listing still be cheaper since it would be about 1usd shipped? I don't doubt it's the same case as on AliExpress, there's multiple sellers selling the same case but in a different box than kz (and more expensive too). However mine fits the zs6 just fine. Snug fit though.

I bought from this seller: http://s.aliexpress.com/eeM7vQnm?

My KZ ABS case has arrived! Quite worth the price since I only paid 2 sgd dollars for it. There's a rubber seal so I assume it'll have decent waterproofing. At least against the rain. The case itself feels pretty solid too.

I think it would work great with movies, especially action packed ones. Also, I think the sound is highly dependent on the source. The zs10 sounds good on my lg v30 hifi dac on normal mode. But after tricking my phone to switch to aux mode, the sound noticeably improved due to the higher power...

Reading all these negative reviews for the zs10 makes me feel glad that I'm still highly enjoying it :ksc75smile:

Okay I found my favourite configuration for the zs10. I replaced the nozzle screen with a washer like my zs6 and used wide bore foam tips. It brought the mids forward.

It's miles ahead of the tennmak pro. The tennmak pro is waaay too bassy even for me. The zs10 bass is smoother with good detail in both the treble and mids.

KZ ZS10 is in the house!! Looks really nice, but the workmanship could be better. The BAs on the ride side is a little bit slanted. I straight away switched to foam tips and tried it on with the upgrade cable. The foam tips is a little bit longer than the stock tips so it provides a good...

Slater provided the instructions a few pages back. It's really simple. Just buy some M2 washers and replace the metal nozzle screen with it. Use laser bond glue to keep it in place. While you're at it, you can glue one of the BA shut if you find the treble too strong as well.

It's for the bass heads out there who still appreciate good mids and highs. There are some here who still find the bass lacking the punch so that mod is for them.

I highly recommend doing the washer ring mod on the zs6 if you want a more focused bass with a really nice "thump" to it. The zs6 is my favourite iem now.

It's really easy to perform. Took me less than 10min. However, make sure enough glue is applied as one of the washers came off when I was changing the eartips.

I use the laser bond glue as mentioned by Slater. It really comes in handy! I deposited a little of the glue elsewhere and dip the tip of a safety pin in it. I then use it to apply a tiny amount around the inside edge of the nozzle and the rim of the washer. Harden it with the UV light and done.

My washers arrived and I did Slater's sub bass increase mod. I did notice a difference. I like it.