[jonas808]

You can try too Raptgo Adaptive Eartips.

My second preferred tips.

Still out of stock everywhere

 

[DaveStarWalker]

Too bad...

 

[BigGearHunter]

Excuse me if these have been mentioned before, but they seem to be relatively new:

 

[raphaos]

I personally use Spinfit CP360 for both wired and wireless IEMs...great sound, seal and comfort for my ears.

 

[Knightsfan11]

Got myself the Spintfit CP240 double flange tips. How do you guys go about cleaning the ear wax off them, after each use??

 

[Carpet]

Got myself the Spintfit CP240 double flange tips. How do you guys go about cleaning the ear wax off them, after each use??

Under no circumstance use the toilet brush!

keep your ears clean and dry.

You can use one of the small cleaning brushes that come with some IEMs

Nobody cleans the eartips every time they use them (perhaps they do and I'm the slob?)

Remove them from IEM and wash with warm water, a little soft soap added if they get really greasy

I suppose you could try a cotton bud with a little isopropyl alcohol on it or use an injection swab (no guarantee it won't damage tip material)

 

[jonas808]

I clean my tips every week with water and dish soap

 

[feverfive]

These aren't "new" (been out for, what, 6 months or so?), but if you're a fan of the Acoustune AET07, give the AEX07 a try. I find the latter to be (significantly?) more comfortable, for *my* ears, and thus far, no notable difference in impact on sound. I've been a fan of the AET07 since @gLer turned me on to them in late spring 2021.

 

[sPiKi]

Used the Sedna Max standard at a gig at the weekend. Relieved to say there was no ear irritation. I was pleased with the sound although I found the size, M/S, a little wide but I imagine I will get used to them. They were pricey at £19.60 from Amazon for two pairs but worth it if I can wear them from here on without any issues.

 

[Bigbeat]

Hello, during last 2 months I gathered some spare ear tips. I have been looking for a storage case for these tips.

As I do not want to have a mess with the ear tips, I would like to find a storage case equipped with spikes on which the ear tips can be placed.
Do you have any idea where I could buy such an empty (i.e. with no ear tips) storage case? Thanks a lot in advance for any recommendations.

 

[TRHH]

Hello, during last 2 months I gathered some spare ear tips. I have been looking for a storage case for these tips.

As I do not want to have a mess with the ear tips, I would like to find a storage case equipped with spikes on which the ear tips can be placed.
Do you have any idea where I could buy such an empty (i.e. with no ear tips) storage case? Thank a lot in advance for any recommendations.

Yes please

 

[Bigbeat]

TRRH: That is great info! However, you do not have to overwhelm me with too many details.
Any details are wholeheartedly appreciated. Thanks.

 

[TRHH]

TRRH: That is great info! However, you do not have to overwhelm me with too many details.
Any detail are wholeheartedly appreciated. Thanks.

Sorry - "I am also looking"

 

[Deekay896]

While this is anecdotal, this is my impression from using the Spinfit w1 with the U12T/M20 modules for a long while lately.

The tips helped extending the soundstage a little bit, bass sounded cleaner while retaining the level of impact it had and making the overall sounds clearer for me.

They definitely added more enjoyment for my listening since they seal so well in my ears.

Some people compared them to the xelastec in term of materials, which probably explains why they feel sticky to the ears and why they seal so easily.

 

[klyzon]

These aren't "new" (been out for, what, 6 months or so?), but if you're a fan of the Acoustune AET07, give the AEX07 a try. I find the latter to be (significantly?) more comfortable, for *my* ears, and thus far, no notable difference in impact on sound. I've been a fan of the AET07 since @gLer turned me on to them in late spring 2021.

There is a newer AEX70, which is off a completely different material. Its is said to be the same material as Spiral dots++ but it feels softer and thinner. It also molds to your ears with body heat, kind of like xelastec but it is completely reusable and regains its shape in room temperature. My preferred tips now on almost all my iems since the sound is relatively unchanged to my ears. By far its a lot more comfortable compared to w1, azla max and spiral dots