Pirastro
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Which underwear is best and most comfortable for me? Same illogical question. There is zero point in asking others what is best for you and your unique ear canal!
Which underwear is best and most comfortable for me? Same illogical question. There is zero point in asking others what is best for you and your unique ear canal!
I bought them some months ago directly from amazon jp, shipping to Italy, shame that they don't ship anymore to EUHello, I need some help.
Besides Amazon.jp, where can I buy the Radius Deep mount tips.
Amazon.jp is not shipping them to Europe (at least to Portugal)...
No, anyone’s experience will not tell you how your experience will be sound wise because you have a uniquely created ear canal! Not rocket science here.So if you needed to know what tip might fit on a particular IEM nozzle, or the effect it would have on the sound. Would it be better to ask in the cheap cable thread?
Non synthetic, 100% cotton works the best.Which underwear is best and most comfortable for me? Same illogical question. There is zero point in asking others what is best for you and your unique ear canal!
No, anyone’s experience will not tell you how your experience will be sound wise because you have a uniquely created ear canal! Not rocket science here.
Point taken, and well said. ISure. And that’s why we suggest that people try lots of different ones in order to find the one that works for them. Additionally, if you read the thread, you’ll see that a lot of it is focused on sizing, comfort and other factors besides sound. And finally, general qualities of a tip are observable universally. The bore size has a reasonably consistent impact on sound, for example.
So while your point is taken and largely correct I’d suggest that there’s more actually going on here than the thread title suggests.
What size had you ordered?Just got my Corier Brass in the mail. The sound is as expected: well-extended bass and treble. With my IEMs with controlled bass and treble (e.g. Final E series), this is quite pleasant. With my IEMs with loud bass and treble (e.g. Final A series), this sounds quite painful.
Overall, it is a disappointment. Here are my three biggest issues with it:
- The dust-magnet type of umbrella material is annoying to use. None of the eartips that use this type of material grips my ear canal well, e.g. Azla Xelastec, SpinFit W1. They are too grippy to go deep enough, which is necessary to place any pressure on my ear canal. It probably works for some people, which is why companies are making them, just not for my Asian ears (and earwax).
- The stem is just too damn long given how wide it is. Other eartips that I have this problem with is the TRI Clarion. The metal bore extends bass, sure, but the bass loss from the increased driver-to-eardrum distance more than cancels it out. It is not like I can go a size down and go deep either: Clarion and Corier Brass are wide-bore eartips. I can't go deep enough to compensate for the long stem, especially when the tip of Corier Brass is made of metal.
- This implies another problem with Corier's design: the tip of the umbrella is much wider than the tip of the bore, due to the thickness of the metal and the need to use even thicker silicone to protect our ear canal against it. While other manufacturers try to make this intersection as sharp as possible (see, e.g. SpinFit CP500, SpiralDot, Clarion) in order to achieve the optimal tradeoff between bore width and insertion depth, Corier's design makes it very far from this optimality.
Here's a photo of the widest-bore eartips in my collection, sorted by increasing width of the bore opening (by eyes; may not be accurate), from left to right:
Corier Brass, Whizzer SS20, Tanchjim T300T, Sedna Vivid, Sedna Short, Spiral Dot ++, BGVP W01, Tennmak Whirlwind, TRI Clarion
I ordered S, MS and M. Pictured is the S.What size had you ordered?
The Sedna max normal one or tws ones ?Just got my Sedna Max. They have rocketed to the top of my list. Very comfortable, very balanced sound. Maybe a touch of accentuation on the bass but nowhere near that of the Sedna Light Short and definitely way less roll-off of the highs. I'd put it squarely between the Azla Crystal TWS (Crisp highs, ok bass) and the Sedna Light Shorts (thick bass, soft highs). The Max is kind of the Goldilocks. My current rankings (On the MEST MK2) are:
1. Sedna Max
2a. Final TWS
2b. E-Pro TWS
3. Azla Crystal TWS
4. Sedna Light Short
5. Final Type E
Those I would consider Tier 1. Tier 2, I'm not going to rank in order and I find are all interchangeable. They all either have a slightly worse effect on the sound or comfort issues: SpinFit CP100/CP145/CP360/CP1025, Azla Elastitech, Spiral Dot OG
Tier 3 are all pretty much unusable to me, either due to comfort/fit being impossible or very negative sound quality: Spinfit CP500/CP155/CP240, SymbioW, ePro EP00, Sedna Light.
Hello, I need some help.
Besides Amazon.jp, where can I buy the Radius Deep mount tips.
Amazon.jp is not shipping them to Europe (at least to Portugal)...