[AchllysOne]

So, I've recently tested plenty of IEMs and I was really impressed with the Audio64 Tia Trio. I enjoy its laid-back sound and everything else about it. However, I've noticed that the mids feel recessed and a bit less full, which is my only complaint. I'm looking for recommendations on how to address this issue. I particularly like the mids on the Sony IER M9s, but that's the only thing that stands out for me.

I've also tested the following models: U12T, U18/s, and tia nio.

 

[AchllysOne]

also forgot to mention that I have tried tip rolling, but it only helps to bring the IEM more alive and pushes the mids slightly more forward. However, I'm still missing the desired fullness, detail, and resolution in the mids.

 

[Velvetmusic]

So, I've recently tested plenty of IEMs and I was really impressed with the Audio64 Tia Trio. I enjoy its laid-back sound and everything else about it. However, I've noticed that the mids feel recessed and a bit less full, which is my only complaint. I'm looking for recommendations on how to address this issue. I particularly like the mids on the Sony IER M9s, but that's the only thing that stands out for me.

I've also tested the following models: U12T, U18/s, and tia nio.

Isn't the bass supposed to be one of the best for an iem?

 

[Velvetmusic]

also forgot to mention that I have tried tip rolling, but it only helps to bring the IEM more alive and pushes the mids slightly more forward. However, I'm still missing the desired fullness, detail, and resolution in the mids.

Do you like the bass alot?

 

[NickleCo]

Isn't the bass supposed to be one of the best for an item?

What?