tirrorex
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Dammn, this looks dopemy bad, I think I used the wrong uploader
What specs are those ?
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Dammn, this looks dopemy bad, I think I used the wrong uploader
standard SLA resin 3D printing has good accuracy and may be right for the task you described above. When designing your shell based on the scan take the design guidelines into account and ideally get with the service supplier in contact upfront to avoid unecessary iteratitions due to failed prints. But it will take some time to develop and still some iterative prints may be required to get things right. Also, 3D hubs is not always the best option. Google for local suppliers.Hello, it's been a while since i went here.
The reason is my friend was looking for bluetooth earphones and i bumped into the FOSTER TM2 which comes with mmcx connector.
Triggering my need for a ciem again (yeah i never managed to motivate myself to do the shells...)
So, anyone here tried to go the 3d resin priting road?
I know some people did hollow shells with classic 3d printers.
Basically 3dhub has a category for resin printing :
https://www.3dhubs.com/3d-printing/plastic/resin/
I have to do some research on what is safe for the human hear for i guess at least one of those will do.
Did you guys talk about colors in the thread? I've seen some sick colors on this :
http://www.kumitatelab.com/images/companies/1/KumitateLabDesignBook2017-2018.pdf
I found someone willing to scan the molds i got from the audiologist and make the 3d model for me so that is sweet.
The next part is the electronics, i still have my old parts
knowlers gk-31732-000
knowles bf-1861-000
But if i remember my last conversation in this post those are out of date nowaydays.
Even though i will mostly use those for sports and commutes, considering the price i will pay for the resin 3d printing i might want to go high-end on this.
But i am not sure i will hear the difference due to the bluetooth connection :/
I listen mainly to techno hardcore (angerfirst and the likes), from rock to metal (basically anything from metallica to slipknot including nightwish and lacuna coil) and some french touch music like daft punk.
Will scroll throught the messages i saved as you guys gave me some good tips last time but that was more than a year ago i think.
Also since i will go resin, is there ANY way to make the shells reusable?
That would greatly impact my decision on the electronics, if i can remove the drivers afterwards i won't bother and use what i have and call it a day.
38D1XJ + TWFKI am still in the research stage of this. I have probably wanted to make a pair for a couple of years now but never took the plunge. Now is the time.
I plan to visit the audiologist once they have opened again to kick things off.
Next, I will play with moulding. The initial aim will be to make a nice fitting set of solid ear plugs and play with patterns. No drivers at this stage.
After that, I can chose drivers. I am thinking:
Knowles GV-32830
Vs
Sonion 38D1XJ007 and Knowles TWFK
I am a basshead at heart, so I will need decent bass, but I don't want that at the cost of mids / highs. I like a fun sounding IEM, like the aurisonics bravo series which I currently use, paired with EQ / AMP. So which of my above driver options might be best? Or, are there better choices? I don't want to go too complex, I guess max of 4 BAs as per the above based on difficulty of fitment.
Primary use case: while at work in the office, listening to music.
Thanks!
38D1XJ + TWFK
More flexibility on tuningdhruvmeena96 I have been reading some of your opinions on driver choices earlier in this thread. How would the BS6 with zobel compare to the 38D1XJ + TWFK from a bass point of view? I have ruled the GV out. Thanks
What am I doing wrong?Soundlink has them in stock.
4.7Ω parallel 5.3Ω seriesDo you have any R values for the L pad? Are they actually required? Afterall, if I am specifying the baddest bass BA there is, why would I then wish to attenuate it?