[samandhi]

I discovered something interesting on the Yinman 600 ohm aliexpress store site:



Apparently it is under the Toneking brand. Not sure if Yinman is related/an OEM of Toneking as such! Maybe boss @WoodyLuvr can shed some light on this!

That is very interesting.

 

[christianfps]

I wish the FF3 cables came with clips with them, the cable play is quite unpredictable and sometimes it tugs my buds. Any recommendations?

 

[samandhi]

I wish the FF3 cables came with clips with them, the cable play is quite unpredictable and sometimes it tugs my buds. Any recommendations?

https://www.amazon.com/Earphone-Deg.../ref=sr_1_6?keywords=earbud+shirt+clip&sr=8-6

 

[samandhi]

I wish the FF3 cables came with clips with them, the cable play is quite unpredictable and sometimes it tugs my buds. Any recommendations?

These are actually nicer, but more bulky...

Edit: And this will keep the cable from getting caught in anything but doesn't hold it tight (keeping from pulling the buds out), AND this one looks really cool.... hehe

 

[Ronion]

I wish the FF3 cables came with clips with them, the cable play is quite unpredictable and sometimes it tugs my buds. Any recommendations?

I did put clips on mine. Solved my woes, but all I had was white ones that don’t go well with the black and grey.

 

[mt877]

I wish the FF3 cables came with clips with them, the cable play is quite unpredictable and sometimes it tugs my buds. Any recommendations?

The cable is pliable but stubborn and holds a twist. From the Y splitter to the buds try to remove the twist before putting them in your ears. If you can, when you store them coil the cable loosely. After a while the entire cable relaxes and will be more manageable.

 

[samandhi]

Not exactly related to shirt clips, but with this, I don't really need any. My work supplies my "work shirts" that come with little pockets and a loop to keep from getting caught in anything, thus reducing the need for an actual clip.

Spoiler

 

[mt877]

Not exactly related to shirt clips, but with this, I don't really need any. My work supplies my "work shirts" that come with little pockets and a loop to keep from getting caught in anything, thus reducing the need for an actual clip.

Spoiler

Ha, aren't you supposed to mount a camera there so your bosses can spy monitor your work progress?

 

[samandhi]

Ha, aren't you supposed to mount a camera there so your bosses can spy monitor your work progress?

Well, in fairness, where I work there normally are cameras "shining" down upon one's every movement... I guess they felt it redundant?!

Edit: Schools, govt. buildings, tank factories, etc... But don't give them any ideas huh?

 

[JAnonymous5150]

This one? Is it any good comparing to FF3 though

Edit: I might go to the local hifi store to audition some DAPs and amps today. I can’t believe that I have become the type of people that I looked at in disbelief when I started this “hobby”. You know, the ones who spend hours comparing two amplifiers to see which one has more soundstage

https://m.nl.aliexpress.com/item/10...u_2001941475688.0&gatewayAdapt=gloPc2nldMsite

This is the link for the buds I'm talking about, which are the 80ohm LCP version (the metal grille version is LCP, black plastic grill is titanium).

Funny you mention the FF3s because these copper shelled buds are similar in many ways. Obviously, they don't have that huge presentation l, but one might say they're a poor man's version of the FF3s.

 

[DBaldock9]

Just found this site, maybe our hearing or headphones / earphones / iems / flat head buds need a sanity check from time to time?
Our equipment will most likely exceed our hearing capability.

The Ultimate Headphones (and Earphones) Test

I think there a few of us who have a link to the Audio Check website in our Forum Signature.

 

[samandhi]

https://m.nl.aliexpress.com/item/1005004259413385.html?browser_id=d5bde114eedf4d50958e6773486904e7&pvid=2a6d17a9-12a0-4fa2-beb0-80f88242d5e0&_t=gps-idcStoreJustForYou,scm-url:1007.23125.271119.0,pvid:2a6d17a9-12a0-4fa2-beb0-80f88242d5e0&aff_platform=msite&pdp_ext_f={"sku_id":"12000028552405916","ship_from":"CN"}&aff_trace_key=e42f3d7d0f6647ed9bb40ab0e78fc438-1661416267415-07110-UneMJZVf&gps-id=pcStoreJustForYou&scm=1007.23125.271119.0&scm-url=1007.23125.271119.0&scm_id=1007.23125.271119.0&is_c=N&spm=a2g0n.store_m_home.smartJustForYou_2001941475688.0&gatewayAdapt=gloPc2nldMsite

This is the link for the buds I'm talking about, which are the 80ohm LCP version (the metal grille version is LCP, black plastic grill is titanium).

Funny you mention the FF3s because these copper shelled buds are similar in many ways. Obviously, they don't have that huge presentation l, but one might say they're a poor man's version of the FF3s.

Similar looking to these.

 

[samandhi]

I think there a few of us who have a link to the Audio Check website in our Forum Signature.

I just use this one normally, but have also bookmarked the one @mt877 linked...

 

[christianfps]

And this will keep the cable from getting caught in anything but doesn't hold it tight (keeping from pulling the buds out), AND this one looks really cool.... hehe

The cable is pliable but stubborn and holds a twist. From the Y splitter to the buds try to remove the twist before putting them in your ears. If you can, when you store them coil the cable loosely. After a while the entire cable relaxes and will be more manageable.

Thank you so much for the recommendations and suggestions, I appreciate it! I thought I was the only one having some difficulties with the cable haha!

 

[JAnonymous5150]

Similar looking to these.

Indeed, but I think they're actually quite a bit better.