[cindyk]

So, as I promised, here they are. They are so damn comfortable...amazing. They actually isolate better than any foam, especially low frequency sounds which is great for commuting. I also noticed that soundstage is quite a bit better. Bass is more pronounced, didn't have enough time to actually analyze their sound though. For the price of $30(including impressions), they sure are not bad

I am not good at taking pictures but I tried

 

[Bigburger]

Super.fi 3's?? Sorry if its a noob question but I can't see the super.fi's there. Is it just the armature of the super.fi's in there or what? (Sorry I have no idea about customs).

 

[cindyk]

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Originally Posted by Bigburger /img/forum/go_quote.gif Super.fi 3's?? Sorry if its a noob question but I can't see the super.fi's there. Is it just the armature of the super.fi's in there or what? (Sorry I have no idea about customs).

Yes, you are absoutely right.

 

[vii_haven]

Where did you get those done?

 

[Pandaman]

Nice, I wanna get mine done now...
Is the cable still replaceable?

 

[ronmtorres]

those look very nice! and they're cheap too!

 

[cindyk]

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Originally Posted by vii_haven /img/forum/go_quote.gif Where did you get those done?

Hearing Aid center in my city, Pilsen, Czech Republic.

 

[cindyk]

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Originally Posted by Pandaman /img/forum/go_quote.gif Nice, I wanna get mine done now... Is the cable still replaceable?

Sure is

, if it wasn't for that cable connector, I'd have a hard time pulling them out, lol.

 

[cindyk]

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Originally Posted by ronmtorres /img/forum/go_quote.gif those look very nice! and they're cheap too!

You know, all sorts of services are very cheap in my country. Headphones on the other hand can even be up to 2-3 times more expensive.

 

[nfsu]

Nice

Do you know whether they are available also in Poland?

 

[rlanger]

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Originally Posted by cindyk /img/forum/go_quote.gif Sure is , if it wasn't for that cable connector, I'd have a hard time pulling them out, lol.

What really works well for me (although YYMV) when removing my customs, is to put my thumb at the bottom where the rounded point of the unit sits (if that makes sense) and push upwards.

This tends to pop the unit right out of my ear so that it becomes easy to grab on to. That way I don't put any stress on the cable connector when trying to remove the unit.

 

[cindyk]

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Originally Posted by nfsu /img/forum/go_quote.gif Nice Do you know whether they are available also in Poland?

See no reason why not. Try your nearest Hearing Aid center.

 

[cindyk]

Quote:

Originally Posted by rlanger /img/forum/go_quote.gif What really works well for me (although YYMV) when removing my customs, is to put my thumb at the bottom where the rounded point of the unit sits (if that makes sense) and push upwards. This tends to pop the unit right out of my ear so that it becomes easy to grab on to. That way I don't put any stress on the cable connector when trying to remove the unit.

I'll try it. I don't really pull the connector, rather the acrylic part that is sticking out quite a bit, look at the pictures and you'll know what I mean. Your molds look much more professional though

 

[cindyk]

I think I will have them remove the wax filters, the highs seem to be kind of muted...not much but I can certainly notice. They said they can clean them for me anytime for free anyway.

I also found out that when I put them in with my mouth open, they provide better isolation.

 

[Dunbar]

Is he willing to do mailorder business from the US? The price seems almost too good to be true.