[jonyoo]

This is what i told myself what i have been missing from W4r and 535 after listening to 64 for a week.......
Bass clean amd clear vocal sweet music instruments and clean detail

I donno about that. I do agree 535 are a bit more vocal forward but all in all I find the 64 more satisfying than the W4R and the 535.

 

[jrwong28]

I donno about that. I do agree 535 are a bit more vocal forward but all in all I find the 64 more satisfying than the W4R and the 535.

Agree on both u said i own 535/W4R for almost 2 years until i shift to SM64 i found out that 64 bass and vocal really wins them by alots........ is only the price that is high but it's still worth the $ my next step up will be the EM-6 or maybe To go 334 will said no to shure/westone again

 

[jonyoo]

Agree on both u said i own 535/W4R for almost 2 years until i shift to SM64 i found out that 64 bass and vocal really wins them by alots........ is only the price that is high but it's still worth the $ my next step up will be the EM-6 or maybe To go 334 will said no to shure/westone again

Yeah...would really like to try out the em6 and 334.

 

[abhijollyguy]

Have anyone paired SM64 V2 with hisoundaudio studio 3 anniversary edition? If yes so can anybody tell me the differences?

 

[jrwong28]

Recommended tips for SM64 the westone star tips ^_^

 

[themad]

Recommended tips for SM64 the westone star tips ^_^

 
I agree on that! I use the ones with the red interior. Flexible and at the same time durable tips!

 

[Change is Good]

Star tips are nice. I, however, have only been able to get a good seal with the comply iso plus tips.

 

[jonyoo]

I've been using the large westone foam tips since my priority is isolation rather than comfort.

 

[ericr]

Give the Audeo Phonak Silicone tips a try. They have a wider bore which I find gives a wider, deeper and more realistic soundstage in comparison to the stock tips and the Star tips.

 

[themad]

Give the Audeo Phonak Silicone tips a try. They have a wider bore which I find gives a wider, deeper and more realistic soundstage in comparison to the stock tips and the Star tips.

 
Good to know, since they are already on their way to my place...

 

[Omshallom]

Unfortunately for me, my right and left ear and completely different, any tip can easily be inserted into my right ear, but the left ear is a problem. Much harder to get a good seal, and the longevity of the various tips is very short.
 
 

 
 
The tips on the left ( name ? ) can only be used a few times before they get too soft, and even the ones on the right ( name? ) are good for about a week or so.
( inserted into the right ear, these tips can be used much longer ) 
 
Can anybody recommend some  really durable tips for the SM64? 

 

[jrwong28]

Unfortunately for me, my right and left ear and completely different, any tip can easily be inserted into my right ear, but the left ear is a problem. Much harder to get a good seal, and the longevity of the various tips is very short.






The tips on the left ( name ? ) can only be used a few times before they get too soft, and even the ones on the right ( name? ) are good for about a week or so.
( inserted into the right ear, these tips can be used much longer ) 

Can anybody recommend some  really durable tips for the SM64? 

Westone star tips come with 5 different pairs of comply tips 5 different pairs of silicon tips u can change the size and tips as u like

 

[themad]

Unfortunately for me, my right and left ear and completely different, any tip can easily be inserted into my right ear, but the left ear is a problem. Much harder to get a good seal, and the longevity of the various tips is very short.

The tips on the left ( name ? ) can only be used a few times before they get too soft, and even the ones on the right ( name? ) are good for about a week or so.
( inserted into the right ear, these tips can be used much longer )

Can anybody recommend some really durable tips for the SM64?

The tips on the left are from Comply. They get too soft/filthy with only a few uses. That's why I've abandoned buying them.
The grey silicon ones should last much longer than this one week you're getting. What happens to them? Do they tear?
The Westone star tips are more well constructed than these grey silicon ones. You can buy and see if you like them.

 

[Omshallom]

The grey silicon tips can last at least a month, probably longer,  when inserted into my right ear, and when new, I get a proper seal in my left ear. But I think after using the silicon tips a couple of times, they lose it's original rigidity, they become ever so slightly more flexible, and when that happens, the seal in my left ear breaks easily, and I find myself having to push the tips in every 5 minutes or so.
 
I will definitely be giving those Westone star tips a go. 

 

[Tom Yum Goong]

I'm still rocking the standard bi-flange tips. Since day one