[tstarn06]

Maybe these are some other version then. But I have them, and they have small holes, and fit the phones listed.

Comply Canal Tips P (3 pair pack) for UM2, UM1, Etymotic ER4P, Shure SE series, Shure E3c, E500, E4c and E5c

Edit: I guess these are the P Series. Man, they have a lot of versions. I believe the T100s and the P series are very similar in terms of the hole size.

 

[lewislink]

That's the difference. I bought directly from Comply and asked those at Comply. These, in the link are from ES. Maybe ES knows what they are doing better than Comply.

The Ps are for the Shure models and the T100s are more for the iM-616/716 because those have a slightly larger nozzle.

 

[tstarn06]

Maybe. The larger Complys are pretty big, but for larger ears, good. And the thins also have their value. Gives you some flexibility.

Comply only lists the Standard and Slim on their site, while Earphone Solutions offers only Standard and Short. Go figure.

 

[tstarn06]

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewislink /img/forum/go_quote.gif That's the difference. I bought directly from Comply and asked those at Comply. These, in the link are from ES. Maybe ES knows what they are doing better than Comply. The Ps are for the Shure models and the T100s are more for the iM-616/716 because those have a slightly larger nozzle.

Aha. I jammed some olives on the 716s. Very nice.

 

[lewislink]

When I did it, I was afraid I would twist the nozzles off trying to remove them. The longer they sit on there the more the stick because the plastic conforms to the surface and gives it a kind of weld.

 

[tstarn06]

Oops. Better "unweld" them then. And use the Complys.

 

[lewislink]

Here's the full range of the Image sleeves compared toa medium olive.

 

[Lad27]

^^
Thanks for pics, appreciate your help.

 

[lewislink]

This set of Images, when they are the only ones used for several days, really sounds awesome. They do have a warm sound but it's a particularly enjoyable sound. The bass is strong and well controlled and very deep. I'm certainly glad I have these, they are a worthy acquisition.

 

[elnero]

I experimented a bit more with the black olives on my Image X10's. The sound ok, and I think some may prefer them to the dual flanges but to me they castrated the very bottom end, the mids seemed a bit more forward and closed in and the treble was brought out to almost a distracting point. In the end I don't think I'd enjoy the sound with the olives enough to keep them so it's back to try to get over my sensitivity to the material in the ear gels.

 

[tstarn06]

Hmmm, mine arrive Tuesday. If there is no chance for using foamies, I may not have them long. I just don't have much success with silicone sleeves, as is your case. Not bad, though, having the Sleeks too.

 

[lewislink]

I found using the gels produces better bass response. I have been using the gels for the last couple of days and went, temporarily, back to the Compys. I didn't keep the Complys in long because I preferred the sound with the gels in instead. And I'm a silicone hater also but these gels, when properly aligned and because the Images can be inserted much further, are great. Take some alcohol, swab out the ears and dry the excess, then swab the gels and dry and then use them for two days minimum. You might come to like them when you see how well the seal and feel.

 

[tstarn06]

I'll give the gels a try, no doubt.

 

[haroldc]

Just received the Image X10 today and in the process of burning them in. How important is the burn-in? I did pink noise on my Atrio M5 for ~72 hrs and it helped tighten the sound. Should I expect the same or no affect? Considering they're different: Dynamic driver vs. Armature.

tstarn06 - Did you receive the Image X10s yet? I'd be interested in your opinion comparing the Image X10 vs. the SA6.

Thanks!

 

[mdork]

I'll have a comparison of the SA6 and X10 early next week...wasn't overwhelmed by the sleeks so decided to try the X10...can't wait.