Can recommend Timsok Ts-316 if you wanna listen to an IEM stationary. For on the go, you would need a different cable though.Idk. Maybe go with a clean slate and try something new. I’m eyeing the IE600, they can be had for around $400 at Sennheiser’s refurb site. Crinicle thinks highly of them
Yep, but I don’t know of anyone else with that kind of experience with IEM, maybe (Bad guy, Good Audio); I think he liked them too. Good old Sennheiser showing just how good a single DD can sound!Crin can be wrong you know
The experience I have made with the new Dusk right now has confirmed to me that Crin can be very wrong in some of his decisions sometimes, but the IE 600 is a great IEM, if you can get a consistent seal.
Thanks @erockg.. Means a lot coming from you
. I need to wait till year end unless that offer none of us can refuse drops. 
Had the IE600. Great little IEM, super comfy. Those actually did not work well with the Go Pods because the Go Pod stems were too short, they would pull the little IE600 out of the ear enough to break the seal. Ultimately I sold the IE600 because I just wanted a bit more bass.Idk
I can confirm the IE600 is a great IEM. In order to get a good seal with the IE900, which have the same shape and dimension as the IE600 (and IE200 for that matter), I gently pull the pavilion backwards with the opposite hand when inserting the IEM. Once you've gotten used it's actually very easy to get the right seal.
Agreed. I use this adapter and some Final tips and have zero issues with fit and seal.
By all means go for it. Reviewers will give you some impressions based on their preferences, hearing and sponsorship. If your ears match theirs, great!
I’ve been down the rabbit hole for years, I don’t think there’s a bottom.
There's no botto! Well.. there is, but if you start listening to music rather than earbuds. Whatever fulfill your needsI’ve been down the rabbit hole for years, I don’t think there’s a bottom.
