so I've been tinkering with my Pamu Unique to see if i can make it work. the biggest problem i have with this is because of the really small nozzle, and a weird oval shaped as well. all of the included tips can't make a seal for my ears.. the same problem that i have with th GGMM T1 and it's stock tips.
but funny enough, the stock tips of the GGMM work nicely with the Pamu, albeit a bit loose, so i have to take a bit extra care when removing it so that the tips not left inside my ears
next is the sound. the Pamu's sound reminds me of the Sony EX1000. similar ultra extended treble, but with more intimate staging, also warmer and bigger midbass than the EX1000.
no problem with the mids and bass. it's the treble that's really bothering me. this (and also the EX1000) i find the treble to be too grating and revealing...
but i found an odd revelation: i put a swab of water on the nozzle to try to dampen the treble... and it works! might find a more permanent solution like micropore tapes later on.
the reason i dare to do this is because this Pamu is rated IPX6 anyway, and i used to bring the older Pamu Scroll to shower with no problem at all. i wouldn't dare swabbing a dab of water on the EX1000 or any other standard IEMs for that matter
my suggestion for anyone's interested on the Pamu slide/unique (they're all the same, just different cases) : if you regularly use L sized tips like me, you might want to reconsider, unless you're willing to tinker a bit. for M and S size tips users, the Pamus are an interesting deal. for the price, what they offer are a great deal: IPX6, 10 hours battery life, Aptx, and a solidly built earpiece. sound is subjective, but for me their driver capabilities are quite good.
i might keep this after all