[Drock6]

yes the nozzles are long enough, to be honest, I haven't found perfect wide bore eartips to date, Spiral dots will give me great fit but the dots made upper parts sounded too dull, and spiral dots sit on the edge of the nozzle hence, too much overlap with the nozzle end made resonance tube longer and caused bloated, boomy, wooly mid bass (even worse with narrow bore eartips). Current best is using unbranded, unknown wide bore eartips, short nozzle, shaped like spiral dots but they much more softer (i prefer firmer silicone for better fit) but still tolerable. And using azla sedna earfit but spring 1 will be sticking out. I will buy azla sedna short type eartips to try.

Try Clarion Wide Bore. The best!

 

[Drock6]

Try Clarion Wide Bore. The best!

https://a.co/d/gVIikV4

 

[Drock6]

https://a.co/d/gVIikV4

 

[Tezzo]

BQEYZ WINTER

I have the same experience that WINTER is quite sensitive to the eartip changes. With different eartips, the treble can go from dull to sibilance, and the lower-mid/upper-bass might become much more pronounced.

WINTER has short bore. Eartips such like Azla SednaEarfits short version fits well. Some tips that are designed for TWS also fits, but beware that WINTER's bore is on the wider side.

 

[Nealz]

Greetings everyone,

I was a devoted user of the Spring 2 and thoroughly enjoyed its bass, treble, and mids—everything about it. Unfortunately, I lost it, and now I've transitioned to using the Kinera Urd as my daily driver. However, I find myself contemplating a return to the Spring 2, as I truly miss its tuning and have always been a huge fan of it. On the other hand, I've come across glowing reviews for the Bqeyz Wind, adding to my confusion about which one to choose. I would greatly appreciate any advice on this matter. Thanks in advance.

 

[jmwant]

Dave reviews the BQEYZ Wind.