[rikardoliepa]

Whats the difference between twin and dual? Twin has two identical drivers, but dual one for lows and other for highs and mids?

 

[Staal]

Could be that the "twin" is a TWFK. 

 

[chiman]

Project states the twin isn't the usual TWFK in his first post.

 

[chiman]

Whats the difference between twin and dual? Twin has two identical drivers, but dual one for lows and other for highs and mids?

https://m.facebook.com/home.php?refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2F&refid=8&_rdr#!/cosmicears?__user=756194391

If you scroll down the Facebook page they have a picture and quick description about the differences, also they've posted a photo of the different sizes they do and how it will look in ear if any one is curious.

 

[putente]

Looking at Cosmic Ears customs lineup pricing, I really hope they consider amking and selling universal versions of their lineup in the near future! 

 

[Moosecraft]

omg i live in stockholm really excited for this as most ppl here just use ibuds
 
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[dibidaddy]

OP what do you think should i take it safe and get the 1964-Ds or get the flex with 2BAS and 1 dynamic?

 

[davidcotton]

So if I had a set of old impressions, would I be able to use those?

 

[MuZo2]

Wow they have nice product range and prices & situated in EU, shipping should be no hassle.
I am wondering whats the option in Flex (Dual Hybrid & Triple Hybrid)

 

[putente]

It seems that Cosmic Ears can provide buyers with a DIY ear impression kit. This seems a very interesting feature for those like me, who don't have easy and/or nearby access to an audiologist: http://cosmicears.com/support/ear-impression-guide/

 

[svyr]

It seems that Cosmic Ears can provide buyers with a DIY ear impression kit. This seems a very interesting feature for those like me, who don't have easy and/or nearby access to an audiologist: http://cosmicears.com/support/ear-impression-guide/

yeaa....inexp audiologists do horrible impressions. idk what sort DIY kits do.

 

[putente]

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yeaa....inexp audiologists do horrible impressions. idk what sort DIY kits do.

 
 
Well, for a price of £15 and with a good insctruction set on how to use it, I don't see why it can be a valid option... 

 

[MuZo2]

http://www.head-fi.org/t/581834/word-of-caution-custom-iem-ear-impressions#post_8008484

Would recommend  to go to audiologist , its safe and you can also be assured of better fit.

 

[putente]

Quote:

http://www.head-fi.org/t/581834/word-of-caution-custom-iem-ear-impressions#post_8008484

Would recommend  to go to audiologist , its safe and you can also be assured of better fit.

 
 
From what I've read in that thread, I got the impression you didn't use the compound inside your ear, and just mixed it "outside" at room temperature. Have you considered that it may need body temperature inside the ear to get solid?
 
 
I also believe that going to an audiologist is safer, but for me it means a trip of 200+ kms (and back), plus availability as during week days I'm busy, working. Add all that to the ear impressions cost alone! Anyway, those DIY ear impression kits seem pretty safe and easy to use (the ones with the oto-stops) with someone to help in the process, and many use them without problems... 

 

[wms7]

Has anyone ordered the 2xBA+1xDD model, either Flex or HY3? Would love some input on those.