General IEM question
Oct 28, 2019 at 2:01 PM Thread Starter Post #1 of 13

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I picked up some Oriolus Finschi IEM recently. I have previously only used stock Apple earbuds or full size Sennheiser headphones with my FiiO M11

I’m finding that unless I hold the IEM into my ear, they lack bass and sound like I’m listening to the sound from a cup, echoey in fact.

As these are the first IEM I have owned I was wondering if I was doing something wrong ? I have tried the selection of rubber attachments and none seem to make much difference.

Any tips (excuse the pun) would be appreciated
 
Oct 28, 2019 at 7:17 PM Post #2 of 13
Sounds like you're not getting a good seal. You may want to try foam eartips to see if that clears up the issue. Otherwise you may have a defective finchi
 
Oct 29, 2019 at 3:56 AM Post #3 of 13
Have you pushed the eartips into your ear canal?
 
Oct 29, 2019 at 9:49 AM Post #5 of 13
You need to insert them so the pressure is the same on both sides of the seal and create a seal in the first place.
 
Oct 29, 2019 at 10:14 AM Post #6 of 13
I picked up some Oriolus Finschi IEM recently. I have previously only used stock Apple earbuds or full size Sennheiser headphones with my FiiO M11

I’m finding that unless I hold the IEM into my ear, they lack bass and sound like I’m listening to the sound from a cup, echoey in fact.

As these are the first IEM I have owned I was wondering if I was doing something wrong ? I have tried the selection of rubber attachments and none seem to make much difference.

Any tips (excuse the pun) would be appreciated

Yeah bass frequencies are usually the first to be lost with a poor eartip seal. If u tried different tips already, the other possibility for a echoey sound could be an out of phase IEM.
U can use this link to check if your IEM is in phase:



If your set is out of phase, it is quite obvious, the sound will be slightly behind the ears and sound weirder than in phase. To correct it, just reverse the 2 pin connector on one side of your IEM and it will be back in phase.
 
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Nov 9, 2019 at 4:55 AM Post #11 of 13
FastAndClean: Thanks for the fast reply. I should have been more specific about price. My average price of my iems is about $250. I have a particular one that I paid $249. Comfort is fabulous for me, cable is good, sound signature is spot on for me, in general it's my most go to iem. I am a little paranoid that if i ever break or lose it, I'll find out it has been discontinued, By the way the iem in question is the NS Audio NS2 Pro.
 
Nov 9, 2019 at 5:00 AM Post #12 of 13
FastAndClean: Thanks for the fast reply. I should have been more specific about price. My average price of my iems is about $250. I have a particular one that I paid $249. Comfort is fabulous for me, cable is good, sound signature is spot on for me, in general it's my most go to iem. I am a little paranoid that if i ever break or lose it, I'll find out it has been discontinued, By the way the iem in question is the NS Audio NS2 Pro.
i did that with 300$ IEM, Audiosense T800, my advice is to not buy a second unit, after a while you will want to try something new and will regret that you bough two earphones that are the same
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