Interesting approach of UE. This should be like the approach of the Stage CIEMs - the response is less peaky with one large tube compared to several smaller ones imo.
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Home-Made IEMs
- Thread starter Bilavideo
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Im1fan2nv
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Well
New to this thread
I will be making a custom monitor
knowles GV-32830-000 with Knowles CI-22955-000
Are these drivers good
Well....my friends have some sophisticated equipment.
I will do a tornado equaliser tube (custom tubing) to remove any peaks or dips from TWFK
CI driver will be passed from restriction tubes like shure till it gives only subbass
0Hz to 150Hz- CI driver
150Hz to 2KHz - HODVTEC dual parallel
2KHz and above - TWFK
Tornado equaliser will kill peaks without using foam resistance. This is Ocharaku tech and I think I should use it in treble driver.
Aim is to reach neutral tuning with realistic treble and no roll Off bass.
What is this tornado equalizer tube? If you don't mind me asking. I don't believe I've heard of that but it sounds very interesting for low end.
Im1fan2nv
Head-Fier
I've found that removing the tape gives better bass response.Just received all my parts for putting together a set of universals with GVs. I've see there are vents covered with tape on each BA... What is the general consensus in terms of removal? Would it benefit the bass?
dhruvmeena96
Headphoneus Supremus
ED-29689-000, measured with IEC-60318-4 (IEC-60711):
Besides a drive voltage of 0.045 Vrms, the amplifier OI is 0.1 ohm.
well ED drivers have fantastic mids in a cross over design.
Get a dynamic bass driver 0-200hz
ED 29689 from 200hz - 2kHz
SWFK(neutral or trebly) of TWFK(mid centric) 2khz and rest.
MuZo2
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They look stunning, did you also make the shells?My first build
2 BAs in universal shell.
Thanks! Yes, took a cheap KZ IEM as a starting point to create my own positive dummy shell. Crossover, tuning etc is all self-made. Also made the cableThey look stunning, did you also make the shells?
dhruvmeena96
Headphoneus Supremus
They look stunning, did you also make the shells?
Thanks! Yes, took a cheap KZ IEM as a starting point to create my own positive dummy shell. Crossover, tuning etc is all self-made. Also made the cable
Well @bartzky
Nice work.
But the mids needs a 1dB-2dB boost there.
And please send me a 3D model of shell, if you have.
I will be making a universal iem.
hi guys sorry I know I should've read this whole thread by now, but can anyone redirect me to instructions on simple reshelling, I won't be doing any custom crossovers or anything. just have an se215 and se530 not in use, and I wanna have a custom that I can beat around and not feel too bad about.
thank you any help would be much appreciated!!
thank you any help would be much appreciated!!
Ivan TT
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Hi all!
Need your help, someone posted a shell with what appeared micro USB connection, with bullet shell style housing for (as I understood) crossover circuit some time ago.
Can anyone help me to find that post, can't find it for the life of me
Need your help, someone posted a shell with what appeared micro USB connection, with bullet shell style housing for (as I understood) crossover circuit some time ago.
Can anyone help me to find that post, can't find it for the life of me
Lucas Taboada
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Hi everyone!
The Egger resin is more difficult to cure under a Nail UV chamber than Dreve Fotoplast? From what I've searched Taobao dealers have a much better price for Egger LP/H than Dreve in small quantities.
The Egger resin is more difficult to cure under a Nail UV chamber than Dreve Fotoplast? From what I've searched Taobao dealers have a much better price for Egger LP/H than Dreve in small quantities.
Hi all!
first i would like to thank you for all the information in this huge thread. Ive bought my first ciem in 2015 here in Germany at a audiologist. Since then i use them every day at least 3-4 Hours. After a year or so, ive broken one of the shells and after some research ive got very lucky that the original manufacturer was willing to do a reshelling. But since then, i had a problem with some distortion, sometimes on one side, because the "Deal" was only about the shell.
It become very obvious that in the future i want to do my own set of ciem. Ive started digging around where in can get all the needed Stuff. So where im now in this Process. Ive bought a set at mcear. Some Silicon to build up the Form for the Shells, Housing, Nail Lamp usw. I get my Ear Impression from an audiologist but i think it was not big enough. Ive produced my first Shells and with these Testshells and some Drivers ive build the first "working" ciem without Bass
I think that i run into more than one Problem. Because the Impression is so small, the mounted MMCX is too near to my head that it breakes the seal. The tubing is too long. Now im trying to find Measurement Gear to solve the technical issues. I have a lot to learn in building the shell because out of the form they are not good enough. Unfortunaly i could not find another supplier for Fotoplast except mcear. Maybe, if there is a seasonal offer, i place a order at custom-arts because the Shure in Ears, ive bought as a interims Solution, are okay but doesnt beat custom shells
I can conclude that i have fun with this project and again, thank you all for this massive thread!
Best Regards, Hasturo
first i would like to thank you for all the information in this huge thread. Ive bought my first ciem in 2015 here in Germany at a audiologist. Since then i use them every day at least 3-4 Hours. After a year or so, ive broken one of the shells and after some research ive got very lucky that the original manufacturer was willing to do a reshelling. But since then, i had a problem with some distortion, sometimes on one side, because the "Deal" was only about the shell.
It become very obvious that in the future i want to do my own set of ciem. Ive started digging around where in can get all the needed Stuff. So where im now in this Process. Ive bought a set at mcear. Some Silicon to build up the Form for the Shells, Housing, Nail Lamp usw. I get my Ear Impression from an audiologist but i think it was not big enough. Ive produced my first Shells and with these Testshells and some Drivers ive build the first "working" ciem without Bass
I think that i run into more than one Problem. Because the Impression is so small, the mounted MMCX is too near to my head that it breakes the seal. The tubing is too long. Now im trying to find Measurement Gear to solve the technical issues. I have a lot to learn in building the shell because out of the form they are not good enough. Unfortunaly i could not find another supplier for Fotoplast except mcear. Maybe, if there is a seasonal offer, i place a order at custom-arts because the Shure in Ears, ive bought as a interims Solution, are okay but doesnt beat custom shells
I can conclude that i have fun with this project and again, thank you all for this massive thread!
Best Regards, Hasturo
Im1fan2nv
Head-Fier
Well @bartzky
Nice work.
But the mids needs a 1dB-2dB boost there.
And please send me a 3D model of shell, if you have.
I will be making a universal iem.
“But the mids needs a 1dB-2dB boost there.“
How might one obtain this?
Also, I can’t help but ask, where is everyone at? This place has slowed WAY down. Is there a different forum somewhere that I don’t know about?
dhruvmeena96
Headphoneus Supremus
“But the mids needs a 1dB-2dB boost there.“
How might one obtain this?
Also, I can’t help but ask, where is everyone at? This place has slowed WAY down. Is there a different forum somewhere that I don’t know about?
Well, by changing driver configuration or by crossovers
ForceMajeure
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I guess it's because everyone became a pro and don't need help anymore lol or most just gave up. My guess is that most people get busy with other things“But the mids needs a 1dB-2dB boost there.“
How might one obtain this?
Also, I can’t help but ask, where is everyone at? This place has slowed WAY down. Is there a different forum somewhere that I don’t know about?
you could try to add a layer on the bottom of the impressions and then wax it. then use it has a mold. it would give you some height.Hi all!
first i would like to thank you for all the information in this huge thread. Ive bought my first ciem in 2015 here in Germany at a audiologist. Since then i use them every day at least 3-4 Hours. After a year or so, ive broken one of the shells and after some research ive got very lucky that the original manufacturer was willing to do a reshelling. But since then, i had a problem with some distortion, sometimes on one side, because the "Deal" was only about the shell.
It become very obvious that in the future i want to do my own set of ciem. Ive started digging around where in can get all the needed Stuff. So where im now in this Process. Ive bought a set at mcear. Some Silicon to build up the Form for the Shells, Housing, Nail Lamp usw. I get my Ear Impression from an audiologist but i think it was not big enough. Ive produced my first Shells and with these Testshells and some Drivers ive build the first "working" ciem without Bass
I think that i run into more than one Problem. Because the Impression is so small, the mounted MMCX is too near to my head that it breakes the seal. The tubing is too long. Now im trying to find Measurement Gear to solve the technical issues. I have a lot to learn in building the shell because out of the form they are not good enough. Unfortunaly i could not find another supplier for Fotoplast except mcear. Maybe, if there is a seasonal offer, i place a order at custom-arts because the Shure in Ears, ive bought as a interims Solution, are okay but doesnt beat custom shells
I can conclude that i have fun with this project and again, thank you all for this massive thread!
Best Regards, Hasturo
shape the bottom part with blue tak (although it doesn't stick well to silicone impressions. it depends on the brand). another choice would be to use some glazing compound like DAP 33. I know many guys use it in the industry for the same task.