[pila405]

i am going for the UE-10 and nothing less . and for now i see very good thought about the customs, right?

 

[Jeremy1234]

I would say that my ACS T1 fit comfortably in my ear. U might not get use to it for the first few times but after a while, it's will be o.k.

I can wear my ACS T1 for more than 6 hours walking under normal weather & don't feel the uncomfort there. Under aircon room, better still.

Maybe u should also put ACS on your list as it's silicon built & should be more comfort as compare to UE.

 

[pila405]

but the sound quality is much more importatn for me than comfort, and thank you very much for the opinion.

 

[Lil' Knight]

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Originally Posted by pila405 /img/forum/go_quote.gif but the sound quality is much more importatn for me than comfort, and thank you very much for the opinion.

That's right the SQ is very important but considering that the custom should fit your ears perfectly, I think the comfort is as important as SQ. I myself has just sent my custom IEM back to adjust the impression because it didn't fit tightly to my canal.

 

[Jeremy1234]

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Originally Posted by pila405 /img/forum/go_quote.gif but the sound quality is much more importatn for me than comfort, and thank you very much for the opinion.

Oh not to mention, the SQ of ACS T1 is very good indeed. The bass is deep & natural.

Trust me, u will not get disappointed.

 

[boomy3555]

If you have the money, By all means, Go for the UE11's. If you don't you'll always wonder if they are worth the extra cost.

There has been some discussion about the new E.A.R. Z5 quint. Driver monitor but other than that there is no-where else to go except UE's for the really high end



I've had ny Custom IEM's for a few months now and I wear them several hours a day. It's like they are not there at all. I was lucky in my fit and a couple other people in the Hearyourself.com thread have had issue with thier new monitors fitting correctly.

But it's generaly accepted that if you get the fit right, It's like they are not even in your ears.

 

[hockeyb213]

I have heard 0 review of the e.a.r's I would love to hear someones opinions on them

 

[pila405]

Jeremy, the bass isnt the most important to me. I love accurate open sound, with no colouration/or any curves/warming. i need a good depth to the music.

can the ACS T1 provide it?

 

[Nikita]

Really confortable

 

[Jeremy1234]

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Originally Posted by pila405 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Jeremy, the bass isnt the most important to me. I love accurate open sound, with no colouration/or any curves/warming. i need a good depth to the music. can the ACS T1 provide it?

U should try it. I can't really compared to UE11 because I had never listened to it before.

But the ACS T1 sound is very refined & accurate. Bass is natural & deep ( not boomy ). And the soundstage is very good ( I would say it's quite near to a headphone ).

The thing about custom is that u will feel not wearing it after getting used to it.

Anyway sound is very subjective to individual.

 

[BRBJackson]

Earlier this year (before they vanished

...), I pulled off a 15 hour flight straight through without taking my UE10 Pros out once... suffice to say that if they fit correctly, custom IEMs are very comfortable.

 

[hockeyb213]

one of my main attractions to customs since I listen at long lengths of time....

 

[Baines93]

I could wear mine for 10hours probably, and they dont fit as good as they could.

I think Livewires will be coming out with Trip driver customs in the future, and by then I will hopefully be able to afford and justify them... or maybe try a silicone custom... Loyalty to LW's matters to me though

 

[hockeyb213]

meh I wouldn't count on new product as of right now livewires cannot even keep their orders and are screwing their customers over making them wait months before they even get them when they told us 3 weeks...... So I would highly doubt it

 

[pila405]

so customes are comfort, what a great thing to hear