The BSEP has different thicknesses I believe. I have the BSEP for my IE600s, but from reading the IE900 thread, it sounds like that latter may be thicker. I would check on that before making the purchase just so you are not surprised. Good luck

My Flex001 does the same. My BSEP for my IE600s does not do this.

Just the standard Bang and Olufsen headphone app. On an Android media player (Sony Walkman), it says "this app won't work for your device" in the Play store. I have gotten the same result across multiple Walkmans/headphones now dating back to when I had the H95 and EQs. Support opened a defect...

The AZ80s beat the EX on call quality as well. I only initially tested the EX with calls due to occlusion with the ambient mode being no existent. My coworker said the 80s sounded really good, and just "not bad" with the EX. *note that I tested the EX a while back when I got them new and did not...

I have both. Personally, I like the AZ80s better as their features outside of SQ are better. For example, the Noise cancelling, ambient mode, mics are much better than the EX. Transparency mode on the EX shouldn't even be called transparency mode, it's awful. Comfort wise they are very similar...

It’s simple to change during the initial setup. Asks what language to use.

No.

I use the Final TWS tips on mine and am pleased with the outcome (fit/sound). I prefer the AZ80s personally as they have a fuller sound to them, but do enjoy both. The AZ80s of course are larger than the Sony's, but still very comfortable to me.

Have you tried/heard the Sony XM5s (lower profile) or the Technics AZ80s?

Out of curiosity since they weren't in Dallas, what does the Technics booth look like?

Looks like Akihabara has at least some of what you are looking for ;) Better bring the "big" card when you go. https://www.e-earphone.jp/products/detail/17842/2069/

didn't pay close enough attention on wired gear, but e-earphone in Akihabara is a great store for trying out gear. They have a great selection too.

Personally, I like the Treble+ setting. I don't have any issues with LDAC, might find some additional information in the AZ-80 thread that is out on the forums.

Hart cables has them. Someone in this thread posted pictures of one. You can also get an adapter for that specific scenario from a number of places. Hart -...

Dont forget to try the treble+ setting on the Technics. Out of box sound is not impressive

The DAC is in the Apple dongle itself and is very good. The iPhone runs my IEMs just fine. As cheap as the dongle is, I personally would start with that and see if you need anything beyond that.

My co-worker says they sounds as good on calls as my APP2s and Bose external speaker. I like that they have the tap to mute ability. Not sure if you landed on some tips, but I took the Spinfit W1s off my TZ-700s and they work/fit/sound very good on the AZ80s as well. I tried the Final Type-Es as...

Nice tips for sure. I listened to them at CanJam and really like them.

@tonyfiore75 I have the AZ60 (v1), AZ80, and the XM5s if you have any questions, shoot me a PM. Of course, sound preference disclaimers apply ;)

The Noble Stage 3s really wowed me at CanJam Dallas. Had to leave the booth area before I bought a set :D They are smaller than the usual footprint and are very nicely priced.

Is this Technics themselves with a booth or third party? TIA

It’s a usb-c connection if I recall, right? What are you wanting to connect them to? The headphones have a DAC in them, so usb-c to usb-c will give you the best quality. USB-C to 3.5 for emergency situations is my thought process. If you have an interest and are in the US and want to pursue the...

There are plenty. Spinfit CP100 work well for me.

Some folks ordered in advance and some were available at the registration desk for purchase.

Good news is that the 600s are 200$ off right now on Sennheiser's site :) I love mine.