[ngoshawk]

Any modifications will void your warranty. Enjoy!

Not if you are only taking a little burr off...I wouldn't worry about a small cosmetic change voiding the warranty. Beats the hassle of sending it back and having the manufacturer do it.

 

[posnera]

I've just gotten started with these. I'm looking for advice on tips.
I haven't opened the packaged tips yet, in case I need to return.

Here's my experience so far.
Spin fit- I just don't like. No isolation and anemic bass.
Dual flange from old Mee kit- better isolation but bass still a little weak
Sony hybrid - great deal/isolation and the bass finally showed up. However, the top end is a little muffled.

Any suggestions for what else to try? Are the included tips any better?

 

[nmatheis]

Was looking at buying the Cayin 5... anyone match P1 with it? I'm not sure my Topping NX2 is the right amp for these.

Cayin C5 amp or N5 DAP?

Generally speaking, I prefer using the Fiio E12A with earphones. While the Cayin C5 amp is great, it appears to be just too powerful for them IMO. 

If he's talking about Cayin C5 amp, I heartily agree. I loved the sound but it was far too powerful for IEM IMHO. I could only use it between say 2-3 out of 10 on the volume dial. Louder than that, and it got to painful level very quickly. N5 gives very similar sound in DAP form with loads of power and much more fine control over volume.


posnera: Have you tried stock triple flange? That's what I'm using.

 

[audio123]

i would recommend p1 + jvc!

 

[ngoshawk]

I've just gotten started with these. I'm looking for advice on tips.
I haven't opened the packaged tips yet, in case I need to return.

Here's my experience so far.
Spin fit- I just don't like. No isolation and anemic bass.
Dual flange from old Mee kit- better isolation but bass still a little weak
Sony hybrid - great deal/isolation and the bass finally showed up. However, the top end is a little muffled.

Any suggestions for what else to try? Are the included tips any better?

I use the enclosed Comply's. I have never had good luck or sound quality from anything silicon. Good seal, enhanced bass (slightly), good comfort and fit. YMMV.

 

[B0WIE]

 
definitely it will void!

Removing a tiny burr?   No, it most definitely would not.  Let's not proliferate bad information.  Manufacturers can legally only void warranties in which the fault was caused by the modification.  That's not opinion, there's legal precedent for it. 
 
For those interested in such things; 
"Under federal law, the merchant must prove that a defect was caused by the alteration in order to void a written warranty."
http://consumer.findlaw.com/consumer-transactions/what-will-void-a-warranty-.html

 

[audio123]

  Removing a tiny burr?   No, it most definitely would not.  Let's not proliferate bad information.  Manufacturers can legally only void warranties in which the fault was caused by the modification.  That's not opinion, there's legal precedent for it. 
 
For those interested in such things; 
"Under federal law, the merchant must prove that a defect was caused by the alteration in order to void a written warranty."
http://consumer.findlaw.com/consumer-transactions/what-will-void-a-warranty-.html

thats new! best is not to alter and enjoy the p1 hehe

 

[Ting Tiew Yik]

 
thats new! best is not to alter and enjoy the p1 hehe

It is hard to enjoy when you can feel something cutting your ear​..

 

[audio123]

It is hard to enjoy when you can feel something cutting your ear​..

if p1 is cutting your ear, it means dn2000j will destroy your ear

 

[FSTOP]

My advice would be the same as Bowie--if you like the sound and want to keep them, if not, send them back and get your money back (if under warranty). A little bit of sanding isnt that hard to do really. I build rc models and my own speaker systems (wood) so lots of sanding.If you dont want to try it, do you have a DIY-type friend? I agree, physical pain negates any enjoyment of the sound.

 

[audio123]

My advice would be the same as Bowie--if you like the sound and want to keep them, if not, send them back and get your money back (if under warranty). A little bit of sanding isnt that hard to do really. I build rc models and my own speaker systems (wood) so lots of sanding.If you dont want to try it, do you have a DIY-type friend? I agree, physical pain negates any enjoyment of the sound.

this is possible?

 

[jesusio]

Got my P1's in from Jet yesterday. They are getting burned in on a balanced cable with my Pono. After an initial listen they seem like ER-4's with an exaggerated bass (in a good way). Excited to see how they sound after burn in. Also, they are retail packaged and perfect. Not worried about the connector issues, as I picked up a square trade warranty for them. If they die, I get my money back and buy from Amazon. For $114 they are pretty outstanding.

 

[audio123]

Got my P1's in from Jet yesterday. They are getting burned in on a balanced cable with my Pono. After an initial listen they seem like ER-4's with an exaggerated bass (in a good way). Excited to see how they sound after burn in. Also, they are retail packaged and perfect. Not worried about the connector issues, as I picked up a square trade warranty for them. If they die, I get my money back and buy from Amazon. For $114 they are pretty outstanding.

114 is a bargain buy!
got mine at 200 though

 

[Ting Tiew Yik]

  this is possible?

I hope I can send it back and get my money back actually

 

[harry501501]

Cayin C5 amp or N5 DAP?


If he's talking about Cayin C5 amp, I heartily agree. I loved the sound but it was far too powerful for IEM IMHO. I could only use it between say 2-3 out of 10 on the volume dial. Louder than that, and it got to painful level very quickly. N5 gives very similar sound in DAP form with loads of power and much more fine control over volume.


@posnera: Have you tried stock triple flange? That's what I'm using.

Hey, yeah I meant the Cayin c5 amp. I'm getting very bored of my Fiio e10 DAC. It's just... boring sounding with any headphones or IEMs I have. Not musical, too clinical. I've been looking at Cayin C5 and the Little Dot.