scotvl
100+ Head-Fier
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At first it can be frustrating but I don't even have to look at them now and I put them on in the dark almost every night for a listening session before I fall asleep.I like this conch design. Never used it before. Flange is more fussy for me.
Note: I do have some issue with figuring out which ear is which, so I put a very small piece of colorful tape on the right cable- problem solved . I really hate this. I have it with the Bose QC 20's also. Just a brief moment of indecision; very irritating. (i'm going to do it with the Bose now. It was that red and blue version that gave me the idea. (mine are black). With larger headphones it's always looking to see which cable indicates the left side (with single cable design). If I had to resort to reading some tiny lettering i'd give them up.
When I put them in I grab one of the hooks with my right hand hang it on my thumb and rotate the earpiece with my free fingers from the same hand as I'm about to put it in. After you've had them for a while you can tell instantly if it's the right one by the space between the hook and the earpiece in your hand and it becomes second nature.
If you are enjoying them now wait until they limber up a bit and your brain gets used to their spacious dynamic thick airy and crisp highly detailed signature. If you listen to them in a dark and quiet room with some good recordings they will really blow your mind with their space presence positioning and delicate micro details mixed in with their dynamic powerful signature.
Ridiculous musings for a $99 IEM right? Oh well I'm just sharing what I'm hearing after listening to them at least 6 hours a day for the past couple of months. Enjoy