grommal
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The foams do isolate better than the flanges, but I find the flanges more comfortable, especially for long sessions. I fly frequently, and the difference in isolation in that noisy environment is substantial. In other circumstances, the flanges have plenty of iso. I also wear the wires over the ear, and found that it almost eliminates microphonics.
Originally Posted by subfocus /img/forum/go_quote.gif Thats been my experience as well...the supplied medium bi-flanges are a very comfortable fit and provide an excellent seal. I've had my Atrios for around six months and tried a few different tips (including the Shure 'olives' ). I found that for me , (wearing the M5 's with the memorywire over the ear also) the biflanges give the best of both worlds. Perfect fit , with good isolation and comfort (I often fall asleep with them in). Coupled with better SQ than I get from any other tips I've tried (more clarity across the sound spectrum , the bass even sounds tighter). As for the FS foamies , I don't think they're actually that bad really in comparison with some foamies.....however the impractical flesh colour does mean that they can get pretty grubby looking fairly quickly. The Atrios still sound hugely musical and involving to my ears though and thats regardless of whatever tip you use with them |
The foams do isolate better than the flanges, but I find the flanges more comfortable, especially for long sessions. I fly frequently, and the difference in isolation in that noisy environment is substantial. In other circumstances, the flanges have plenty of iso. I also wear the wires over the ear, and found that it almost eliminates microphonics.