[geokite]

To organize tips I picked up this small parts organizer, https://www.amazon.com/SGHUO-Painti...eywords=SGHUO+168+Slots&qid=1607921379&sr=8-2 It has the smallest cavities I've seen for such a product.

Two pairs of tips per container, sometimes 3. No more bags, and the collection is all in one place.

 

[meliewx]

Have received my BGVP tips. So far have had play time with W01 on my Smabat NCO. They're extremely comfortable and perfect for IEMs with small nozzles like BL03. They're cheap JVC Spiral Dots alternative IMO. Very similar in sound presentation. Opens up soundstage and livens up upper mids. Will share my impressions on other tips as I spend more time with them. IMO these tips are great cheap alternatives to have in tips armoury. Can fit multiple IEMs and are extremely light on the wallet.

Interested in your thoughts on any others if you got some. Still struggling for comfort with my FH3 so just on the hunt for tips!

 

[Barusu Lamperouge]

Interested in your thoughts on any others if you got some. Still struggling for comfort with my FH3 so just on the hunt for tips!

Currently I am super addicted to Smabat NCO and W01 tips. But over the weekend, I should be able to spend some time with others and will surely share my impressions about them.

 

[DBaldock9]

After seeing Final Audio Ear Tips mentioned by several people, on various threads - I ordered three different sizes (XL, L, M) to try on my IEMs.

 

[baskingshark]

After seeing Final Audio Ear Tips mentioned by several people, on various threads - I ordered three different sizes (XL, L, M) to try on my IEMs.

Did u get the Final Audio E series tips? The black or clear ones?

 

[DBaldock9]

Did u get the Final Audio E series tips? The black or clear ones?

I ordered the Black w/Red Tip Adapters, from Amazon.

 

[IEMusic]

I ordered the Black w/Red Tip Adapters, from Amazon.

Final E tips are definitely good to have in one’s ear tip collection.

 

[baskingshark]

I ordered the Black w/Red Tip Adapters, from Amazon.

Nice, they are my most favourite tips, I've about 12 pairs of them. Very good for taming treble and tightening the bass, so very useful for bright IEMs, which a lot of budget CHIFI fall into this category.

I've even started buying some 2nd hand IEMs like the Kinera Tyr at $20 USD to get the included Final E tips. The Kinera Tyr isn't good sounding, locked it in a drawer after giving it a 2 hour trial. But since the Final E tips go at $15 USD by themselves, figured it was like getting an add on IEM at $5 USD.

Some audiophile friends of mine say the clear Final E tips are brighter than the black ones, but I haven't tried the clear ones so can't verify.

 

[RikudouGoku]

Nice, they are my most favourite tips, I've about 12 pairs of them. Very good for taming treble and tightening the bass, so very useful for bright IEMs, which a lot of budget CHIFI fall into this category.

I've even started buying some 2nd hand IEMs like the Kinera Tyr at $20 USD to get the included Final E tips. The Kinera Tyr isn't good sounding, locked it in a drawer after giving it a 2 hour trial. But since the Final E tips go at $15 USD by themselves, figured it was like getting an add on IEM at $5 USD.

Some audiophile friends of mine say the clear Final E tips are brighter than the black ones, but I haven't tried the clear ones so can't verify.

yup, clear E tips are brighter than the black ones. Its good for iems that are already very dark like the Final E5000, but otherwise I just prefer the normal black ones.

 

[feverfive]

I've wanted to try the Final E series tips, but have been confused by product descriptions in the past (are they "E series"?; not always made clear by certain vendors) as well as not being sure what the sizing is like (& what size nozzle they'll work for). I have somewhat weird ears, apparently, so I need large tips to achieve seal at my outer ear canal opening; no deep insertion as 99% of IEMs I've tried don't have nozzles long enough. Hard to explain; just suffice to say I have atypical ears, but have stubbornly refused going custom.

The Sedna Earfits have worked well for me, and I appreciate that sizing information is always provided, IME at least. They provide a graphic showing dimensions. So many other tips are total guesswork, which I presume is the point...to make us buy multiple sizes, hahaha. Or, in the case of the Spinfits I've tried, buy multiple to find literally none that will provide me seal, LOL.

 

[RikudouGoku]

I've wanted to try the Final E series tips, but have been confused by product descriptions in the past (are they "E series"?; not always made clear by certain vendors) as well as not being sure what the sizing is like (& what size nozzle they'll work for). I have somewhat weird ears, apparently, so I need large tips to achieve seal at my outer ear canal opening; no deep insertion as 99% of IEMs I've tried don't have nozzles long enough. Hard to explain; just suffice to say I have atypical ears, but have stubbornly refused going custom.

The Sedna Earfits have worked well for me, and I appreciate that sizing information is always provided, IME at least. They provide a graphic showing dimensions. So many other tips are total guesswork, which I presume is the point...to make use buy multiple sizes, hahaha. Or, in the case of the Spinfits I've tried, buy multiple to find literally none that will provide me seal, LOL.

The Type E tips are similar to the Sony tips (EP-EX10/11) but with a longer stem and a tighter grip so it fits more iems and gives a deeper insertion.

 

[IEMusic]

I've wanted to try the Final E series tips, but have been confused by product descriptions in the past (are they "E series"?; not always made clear by certain vendors) as well as not being sure what the sizing is like (& what size nozzle they'll work for). I have somewhat weird ears, apparently, so I need large tips to achieve seal at my outer ear canal opening; no deep insertion as 99% of IEMs I've tried don't have nozzles long enough. Hard to explain; just suffice to say I have atypical ears, but have stubbornly refused going custom.

The Sedna Earfits have worked well for me, and I appreciate that sizing information is always provided, IME at least. They provide a graphic showing dimensions. So many other tips are total guesswork, which I presume is the point...to make us buy multiple sizes, hahaha. Or, in the case of the Spinfits I've tried, buy multiple to find literally none that will provide me seal, LOL.

The Final E tips work with all nozzles except the most wide, like the UrbanFun YBF, or the narrowest, like Etymotic, Shure, Westone.

What size Sedna tips fit you best?

 

[feverfive]

The Final E tips work with all nozzles except the most wide, like the UrbanFun YBF, or the narrowest, like Etymotic, Shure, Westone.

What size Sedna tips fit you best?

Size L....which is always the case so far on my ~ 15 year IEM journey. I have yet to find tips that give me seal unless they are size L (or XL). For example, the Spinfit C145 are nicely made, but size L just isn't big enough, and I'm pretty sure they don't make size XL for the C145 at least..

 

[RikudouGoku]

Size L....which is always the case so far on my ~ 15 year IEM journey. I have yet to find tips that give me seal unless they are size L (or XL). For example, the Spinfit C145 are nicely made, but size L just isn't big enough, and I'm pretty sure they don't make size XL for the C145 at least..

oh, then the Type E´s might be too small for you. Sedna tips are bigger than average tips.

The Type E´s do have LL size, but that is more like average L.

 

[IEMusic]

Size L....which is always the case so far on my ~ 15 year IEM journey. I have yet to find tips that give me seal unless they are size L (or XL). For example, the Spinfit C145 are nicely made, but size L just isn't big enough, and I'm pretty sure they don't make size XL for the C145 at least..

I use Sedna size L and Final E size LL, and both fit me great. For SpinFit, you need XL with the CP100, though they do sound different from the CP145. Have you tried getting the largest KZ Starline tips, and flipping them?