If you go back a few pages, there's a post from me complaining about the EarLocks, ear hooks and the weight of the Cipher cable ruining the seal with both.  The ear hooks pulled down my ears and made my look like Dumbo, not to mention the fact that they hurt.  But now that I've got the EarLocks...

Yeah, they do—even better than the ear hooks.  When I first tried the EarLocks, they kept falling out.  It was laughable.  I had to sit perfectly still.  I just don't think I understood how they worked.  Now, they're rock solid.  I have to use my index fingers to work them into the right spot...

  I struggled with comfort the first few days.  However, that soon ended once I realized that there are two sizes of EarLocks.  The larger pair did the trick for me, and I finally found a comfortable fit after playing around with the different sizes of earbuds.

I came to the Audeze iSine 10 from the Shure SE425.  I loved the foam tips, but the hole isn't large enough for the iSine.  However, the Comply T600 is similar to the Shure foam tips and fits the iSine.  That said, the Comply T600 tips negatively affect the sound quality.  It's pretty...

I've had some intermittent issues, too.  A simple unplug solves the problem.

Apple Music.  Sounds awesome.

I'm looking at one right now on eBay for $55.  Think of it as an inexpensive amp.

A used iPod Touch is a great option.

I have never owned semi-open or open IEMs. Am I okay wearing these in a drizzle?

The Comply T600 do fit, but they negatively affect the sound.

I love the sound of the iSine 10, but I am struggling to find a good fit.  I think the main issue is with the weight of the Cipher cable, which pulls the iSine downward more than a standard cable.  The ear hooks sit too far up on my ear lobe—they don't fall into the crevasse between my earlobe...

I stretched the Comply T600 to fit on the iSine 10.  I'll report back on sound quality compared to the silicone tips later today.

Doesn't look like my quote of Audeze's post worked. @Audeze, can you comment on this and offer any additional suggestions? The Comply T600 doesn't fit.

Has anyone found any foam tips that fit the iSine? The official Audeze account posted that the Comply T600 would do the trick, but I purchased them and they don't fit.

I did the same thing, but cancelled my order from the authorized retailer last Monday and ordered directly from Audeze.  My iSine 10 arrived today.  I recommend you do the same if you haven't already done so.

Odd, considering Audeze is a California-based company.

I placed my order with Hi-Fi Heaven in September.  Still hasn't shipped.  Has anyone who has ordered from a third party online retailer received their order?

All potentially true.  Attempting to re-focus the discussion here.  There seems to be a lot of negativity and anger focused at Apple and its decision to do away with the 3.5mm headphone jack in its smartphones, but that's a "glass half full" view, in my opinion.  There's definitely a trade-off...

I was told January by Audeze support today.

  I'm not head-over-heels in love with the Shure SE425.  It's a little flat.  Based on what I've read, I think I'll enjoy the sound signature from the iSINE10.

Got it.    Well, I'm very excited.  I've used Shure IEMs since 2008.  I currently use the SE425.  I imagine this will be a big step up.

They have only the iSINE20.  Were you looking for another site because of something having to do with HiFi Heaven itself or for another reason?  I've never purchased for them before, and so I am curious as to why you were looking for a different retailer.

I also pre-ordered, but from HiFi Heaven's website.  It is an authorized distributor.  I emailed Audeze regarding whether to pre-order through them or through an authorized distributor, and they said, "Either way should be fine, our plan is to release them all at the same time once we have...

I also pre-ordered, but from http://hifiheaven.net/.