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Any alternate tip suggestions? I seem to like the sound of the small stock silicone tips, but sometimes one of them will just slip into my ear with no seal.  
I don't know how to search for what would fit these, I prefer silicone over foam and and crisper treble over boomy bass, deep insertion works and (I assume?) I have relatively mid/large canal
 
Also does anyone have any comfort issues with the angies? I'm not sure if it's just because I'm new to this behind-ear mechanism and will eventually get used to it, or if I'm wearing them wrong, but its a bit bothersome especially when I move around

 

[PinkyPowers]

Do a thread-search for the keyword "tips" and you shall find lots of suggestions.

 

[Ivabign]

  Any alternate tip suggestions? I seem to like the sound of the small stock silicone tips, but sometimes one of them will just slip into my ear with no seal.  
I don't know how to search for what would fit these, I prefer silicone over foam and and crisper treble over boomy bass, deep insertion works and (I assume?) I have relatively mid/large canal
 
Also does anyone have any comfort issues with the angies? I'm not sure if it's just because I'm new to this behind-ear mechanism and will eventually get used to it, or if I'm wearing them wrong, but its a bit bothersome especially when I move around

I have been using Shure Olives with my Angies with no issues - they fit great and Angie sounds fine with them as long as when I compress the foam, I push back toward the IEM, so there is no obstruction of the sound bores.

 

[x RELIC x]

Any alternate tip suggestions? I seem to like the sound of the small stock silicone tips, but sometimes one of them will just slip into my ear with no seal.  
I don't know how to search for what would fit these, I prefer silicone over foam and and crisper treble over boomy bass, deep insertion works and (I assume?) I have relatively mid/large canal

Also does anyone have any comfort issues with the angies? I'm not sure if it's just because I'm new to this behind-ear mechanism and will eventually get used to it, or if I'm wearing them wrong, but its a bit bothersome especially when I move around

For included tips I prefer the small silicone as well because the stock medium is slightly too large. The aftermarket medium SpinFit tip fits slightly better for me than the small stock silicone and is more comfortable with a slightly better seal. I think it's the softer silicone on the SpiFit tip that allows the medium to fit better with more comfort than the stock small.

 

[ezekiel77]

  Any alternate tip suggestions? I seem to like the sound of the small stock silicone tips, but sometimes one of them will just slip into my ear with no seal.  
 
Also does anyone have any comfort issues with the angies? I'm not sure if it's just because I'm new to this behind-ear mechanism and will eventually get used to it, or if I'm wearing them wrong, but its a bit bothersome especially when I move around

 
Concensus in this thread, if I remember correctly, JVC spiral dots or Spinfits. Personally I use spiral dots bcos their wide bore doesn't obstruct the sound tubes.
 
As for comfort, once you get it right they'll stay in place with a good seal, but won't sit flush with your ears. They stick out quite a bit in fact. That said I have no issues with comfort other than not being able to lie on my side with them.

 

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I have different tips, these angies just have a larger.. I don't know what its called.. than my other HF5 fitting tips. I just don't know how to search specifically for tips that will fit the Angies
 
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Concensus in this thread, if I remember correctly, JVC spiral dots or Spinfits. Personally I use spiral dots bcos their wide bore doesn't obstruct the sound tubes.
 
As for comfort, once you get it right they'll stay in place with a good seal, but won't sit flush with your ears. They stick out quite a bit in fact. That said I have no issues with comfort other than not being able to lie on my side with them.

Are these the ones you're talking about? http://www.amazon.ca/VICTOR-EP-FX9L-B-Spiral-Earpiece-Size/dp/B00JSLXPUE
 
I don't have a problem with the actual monitor itself in my ear, it's the cable that's bugging me going around the back of my ear

 

[echineko]

Concensus in this thread, if I remember correctly, JVC spiral dots or Spinfits.

Ok la, must get out later get me some Spinfits from Jaben, I've been putting it off forever.

 

[PinkyPowers]

I have different tips, these angies just have a larger.. I don't know what its called.. than my other HF5 fitting tips. I just don't know how to search specifically for tips that will fit the Angies

We are in the Angie thread. If you search for "tips" inside this thread, what sort of tips do you imagine you'll find? Ones that fit Angie, or ones that don't?

 

[ezekiel77]

  Are these the ones you're talking about? http://www.amazon.ca/VICTOR-EP-FX9L-B-Spiral-Earpiece-Size/dp/B00JSLXPUE
 
I don't have a problem with the actual monitor itself in my ear, it's the cable that's bugging me going around the back of my ear

 
Yup these are the tips. Available in 5 sizes.

 

[ezekiel77]

Ok la, must get out later get me some Spinfits from Jaben, I've been putting it off forever.

 
Haha, I read it, but I don't have it either.

 

[Jazzi]

  Any alternate tip suggestions? I seem to like the sound of the small stock silicone tips, but sometimes one of them will just slip into my ear with no seal.  
 

I have the exact same problem.  I've tried the JVC Spiral Dots, Spinfit, and only the Comply stay in place and perform a good seal.  I don't know if it's the weight of the Angie or not, but they all except the Comply eventually lose seal after a short period.

 

[olddude]

Comply here as well.  Just bought some more direct from them as the Angie-supplied ones are starting to go.  The silicon and SpinFit ones work for a while, and then I can't keep a seal (I use my iems while walking, I'm sure that has something to do with it) and the Spiral Dots will not give me a seal, period.   I bought my UERMs to try to get away from the tip issues, but they have their own fit issues.  The ONLY system I have found that was 100% perfect was the Sensaphonic sleeves on my Shure 846s.  Absolutely great fit.  
 
I look at this as the price of doing business.  

 

[Ivabign]

  Comply here as well.  Just bought some more direct from them as the Angie-supplied ones are starting to go.  The silicon and SpinFit ones work for a while, and then I can't keep a seal (I use my iems while walking, I'm sure that has something to do with it) and the Spiral Dots will not give me a seal, period.   I bought my UERMs to try to get away from the tip issues, but they have their own fit issues.  The ONLY system I have found that was 100% perfect was the Sensaphonic sleeves on my Shure 846s.  Absolutely great fit.  
 
I look at this as the price of doing business.  

What's up with your UERM's? They shouldn't be giving you grief.

 

[cheep]

We are in the Angie thread. If you search for "tips" inside this thread, what sort of tips do you imagine you'll find? Ones that fit Angie, or ones that don't?

 
sorry newbie here, I didn't know that there was a 'search this thread' option before 

 
my dealer told me the most recent releases of the Angies are '400 series' and the older ones are '200 series'.. Im worried that might make others suggestions with the older versions releases not fit blah, all I could find corresponding to that are comply tips

 

[cheep]

Im going to give the spiral dots a chance.. anyone have a size comparison to the stock tips in the Angies? I think I'd fit relatively medium-small of the Angies
 
I've been using the small for my left ear and the medium for my right. I prefer the small but goes right through my right ear with no seal and its driving me crazy, I never knew my ear cavities were different sizes