[Tristy]

Stock foam tips for me.

I personally prefer the Comply's over the campfire marshmallows, seem to give a better bass response and better seal. Marshmellows are my second favourite.

 

[Mateo Sanboval]

My Comets just arrived this morning; looking forward to checking these out with my DF Cobalt and Pixel 3a.

 

[mattiav]

I sometimes chuckle at this thread. I have stated many times, you will be disappointed if you plug these in out of the box and make a h d these need time. Spiral Dots give the best sound, because of the wide bore, step down a size so that you receive a deep insertion and great deal. The driver flex you hear will go away. These are a super engaging IEM. Like most folks I had to get over the initial wall of bass, but believe me, with time you will be rewarded. To my ears, at this point, the Solaris is just a different signature, not better or worse.

See, I can’t get them to stay in or not flex reliably with Spiral Dots. Andro? Spiral Dots work fine. Still usually prefer the foam for both sound and comfort. Atlas? Flex, and falls out. Both in my regular size and in one size down. Whether worn over the ear or hanging down. Probably down at least in part to ear anatomy.

 

[kingdixon]

Well, when i first tried atlas with silicone tips, i had very bad time with flex, i could remove it and insert it different ways for over 20 times, and i still get flex .. i been using foams since, and one day i just switched to spiral dots and kept trying with it for a week, and now i always get them from second insertion, never worked for me on first insertion though, i insert them and play, the sound is muffled, i removed each piece and reinsert it and its working fine.

So ears must be getting used to it or something because when i first tried it, it was a pain in the ass

 

[mashuto]

See, I can’t get them to stay in or not flex reliably with Spiral Dots. Andro? Spiral Dots work fine. Still usually prefer the foam for both sound and comfort. Atlas? Flex, and falls out. Both in my regular size and in one size down. Whether worn over the ear or hanging down. Probably down at least in part to ear anatomy.

Lately I have been using spinfit cp155. They arent the most snug fit on the atlas, but their narrower and longer shape definitely seems to help for the atlas. No driver flex for me, and I can get a decent seal, without too much discomfort (which is a problem with the atlas for me due to their weight and size).

 

[7VIIlI777IIlIV7l]

I think some wax has got into my Atlas... Am I f*cked ?

 

[Lookout57]

Get an IEM/Hearing aid vacuum to clean it out.

 

[7VIIlI777IIlIV7l]

Get an IEM/Hearing aid vacuum to clean it out.

I proceeded carefully with a needle and the cleaning brush included with the Atlas... It's clean now !

 

[Rockwell75]

Has anyone here heard the Atlas and the Legend X...how would compare them?

 

[davidcotton]

I'd love a dynamic in the same form factor as the atlas but positioned half way in price between the comet and the atlas if that makes sense?

 

[JaZZ]

The iBasso IT01s may be a candidate. A bit cheap, though, just $199... I haven't heard it, it just looks interesting from the specs.

 

[Rockwell75]

I'd love a dynamic in the same form factor as the atlas but positioned half way in price between the comet and the atlas if that makes sense?

The JVC FD01?

 

[davidcotton]

The iBasso IT01s may be a candidate. A bit cheap, though, just $199... I haven't heard it, it just looks interesting from the specs.

Pretty much no universal fits my right ear sadly. Plus I meant from Campfire anyway Comets with double flange tips come close, but even that gets uncomfortable after awhile.

 

[davidcotton]

The JVC FD01?

Unavailable outside Japan as I understand.

 

[Rockwell75]

Unavailable outside Japan as I understand.

https://drop.com/buy/drop-jvc-ha-fdx1-dual-carbon-iem/story#story