[InvisibleInk]

Yes, get SPINFIT CP 800

CP800? Probably won't fit. That size is what fits my Etymotic. The CP100 fits and sticks well to my CA16.

 

[astermk]

CP800? Probably won't fit. That size is what fits my Etymotic. The CP100 fits and sticks well to my CA16.

It does fit, albeit a little tight.

 

[Nimweth]

Arrived today, CCA CSN. Early impression is that they are very good indeed. Nice open sound, not too V shaped, good mids and smooth top end. Bass is solid and well textured. More to come.

 

[dougms3]

Got the CP 800 spinfits and its a little snug but fits fine.

I got the large size but they're actually smaller than the stock large tips.

They create a better seal than the stock because of the angle in it and super comfy. I was not aware the ca16 had this much bass lol.

Thanks for the recommendation.

 

[Jitu13]

CCA CSN was delivered today. The stock tips that came with it are so uncomfortable, had to swap them for starline tips(and the reverse starline tips). Trying them out as I am writing this. One thing that I did notice is that they will not likely be too comfortable (definitely not possible to sleep with them, they protrude a lot) for small ears like me.

*Edit* typo

 

[voicemaster]

My CSN finally came in the mail today after almost 1 month waiting.
Initial impression is pretty good. It sounds open and the bass has nice texture. Mid/vocal is not too recessed and the treble has no sibilance so far. It is a fun V shaped sound with enough detail and openess.
When comparing the CSN to the CKX, it is quite apparent the cost different between the two. The CKX is a lot more airy and detailed. The bass also tighter on the CKX. But for under $20, the CSN is an excellent value and the sound actually suits better for the mainstream.
I haven't compared it to the DQ6 which is another excellent value from KZ.

 

[voicemaster]

Does anyone hear any vibration/echo from the CSN when there is nothing playing? Try tapping the metal plate with your finger or clacking your teeth or even humming. I can hear the sound echoing inside the IEM. Of course when the music is playing, you can't hear it, but I can hear the bass changing when closing the port on the metal plate. With the port open, it sounded like a ported subwoofer.

 

[1clearhead]

Does anyone hear any vibration/echo from the CSN when there is nothing playing? Try tapping the metal plate with your finger or clacking your teeth or even humming. I can hear the sound echoing inside the IEM. Of course when the music is playing, you can't hear it, but I can hear the bass changing when closing the port on the metal plate. With the port open, it sounded like a ported subwoofer.

To me, it does sound like built in sub-woofers.

 

[1clearhead]

My CSN finally came in the mail today after almost 1 month waiting.
Initial impression is pretty good. It sounds open and the bass has nice texture. Mid/vocal is not too recessed and the treble has no sibilance so far. It is a fun V shaped sound with enough detail and openess.
When comparing the CSN to the CKX, it is quite apparent the cost different between the two. The CKX is a lot more airy and detailed. The bass also tighter on the CKX. But for under $20, the CSN is an excellent value and the sound actually suits better for the mainstream.
I haven't compared it to the DQ6 which is another excellent value from KZ.

Keep burning them in. They do get better!

 

[1clearhead]

CCA CSN was delivered today. The stock tips that came with it are so uncomfortable, had to swap them for starling tips(and the reverse starling tips). Trying them out as I am writing this. One thing that I did notice is that they will not likely be too comfortable (definitely not possible to sleep with them, they protrude a lot) for small ears like me.

Unfortunately, for people with small ears the CSN is just slightly bigger than the DQ6. So, if anyone has a problem with the size of the DQ6, then the CSN might not suit them, since they're slightly bigger.

 

[wackoip]

Does anyone hear any vibration/echo from the CSN when there is nothing playing? Try tapping the metal plate with your finger or clacking your teeth or even humming. I can hear the sound echoing inside the IEM. Of course when the music is playing, you can't hear it, but I can hear the bass changing when closing the port on the metal plate. With the port open, it sounded like a ported subwoofer.

Yes I confirm I can hear it but only on the left side shell when I tap it. I thought I had a bad lemon! As you said it doesnt affect the sound when Music is playing but nonetheless quite annoying.

 

[voicemaster]

Yes I confirm I can hear it but only on the left side shell when I tap it. I thought I had a bad lemon! As you said it doesnt affect the sound when Music is playing but nonetheless quite annoying.

I think it contribute for the vastness and weightier bass. Just like a ported subwoofer enclosure has that chamber to amplify the low end. It is only annoying when nothing is playing, but then you need to literally be a nutcracker to make it happen lol.

 

[Nimweth]

CCA CSN was delivered today. The stock tips that came with it are so uncomfortable, had to swap them for starling tips(and the reverse starling tips). Trying them out as I am writing this. One thing that I did notice is that they will not likely be too comfortable (definitely not possible to sleep with them, they protrude a lot) for small ears like me.

I have large ears and find the stock tips perfect, as I did with the CS16 and CA16. My CSN is burning in and is so far very impressive. The BA is not placed in the nozzle and is beside the DD. I think that this is the reason why they sound so coherent.

 

[Nimweth]

My CSN finally came in the mail today after almost 1 month waiting.
Initial impression is pretty good. It sounds open and the bass has nice texture. Mid/vocal is not too recessed and the treble has no sibilance so far. It is a fun V shaped sound with enough detail and openess.
When comparing the CSN to the CKX, it is quite apparent the cost different between the two. The CKX is a lot more airy and detailed. The bass also tighter on the CKX. But for under $20, the CSN is an excellent value and the sound actually suits better for the mainstream.
I haven't compared it to the DQ6 which is another excellent value from KZ.

I agree, that's very similar to what I'm hearing.

 

[1clearhead]

I have large ears and find the stock tips perfect, as I did with the CS16 and CA16. My CSN is burning in and is so far very impressive. The BA is not placed in the nozzle and is beside the DD. I think that this is the reason why they sound so coherent.

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