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I was told small olives for short complys, but I just can't get a consistent seal with the Shures. When I get a chance, I'm going to try medium Shures
Pulled the trigger in UM3X!
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Alright thanks man. I would ask you for some and pay for some but I see you're in Australia lol; that could get expensive :/
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No worries - would have been happy if Stateside
my um3x should have arrived today.........but have'nt
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just a question.. will stock olives fit on um3x or w3 without modding into comply stems?
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Yes, they will but many have problems with them sliding off since no barb on the Westone nozzles, particularly the shorter W3 nozzle. I find complys to be more secure.
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How long more do i have to wait
longer than me i hope.....LOL
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How is yours delivered? Does it have tracking?
How is yours delivered? Does it have tracking?
im in the uk and they are coming from the uk...allegedly
supposed to be first class next working day
supposed to be first class next working day
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LOLS...so u ordered it 2 days ago?
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The UM3x really is a superb universal IEM.
ACS Custom Sleeves take the UM3x to an even greater level of comfort, isolation and sound quality.
ACS Custom Sleeves take the UM3x to an even greater level of comfort, isolation and sound quality.
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ordered them on sunday
| Originally Posted by fraggerz /img/forum/go_quote.gif LOLS...so u ordered it 2 days ago? |
ordered them on sunday
are'nt those custom sleeves expensive?
£90 or there abouts
£90 or there abouts
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Yep, and worth every penny.
I was previously getting through a pair of Comply foams every 4-5 weeks and they're not exactly cheap. At around £15 for 3 pairs that pretty much works out at £60 a year.
The custom sleeves are even more comfortable than Comply foams, seem to add extra bass and treble depth and resolution, and don't need replacing on a regular basis.
I've had them about 8 months so far, they get used every day, and I'm sure they'll last for a good few years to come. Looked at in those terms, I'm paying about 60p a week or less. Over the medium to long term I think they work out more cost effective than Comply foams, and given their other benefits I wouldn't hesitate to get another pair if I lost my current ones.
Oh, and I think they look cool
| Originally Posted by alan_g /img/forum/go_quote.gif are'nt those custom sleeves expensive? £90 or there abouts |
Yep, and worth every penny.
I was previously getting through a pair of Comply foams every 4-5 weeks and they're not exactly cheap. At around £15 for 3 pairs that pretty much works out at £60 a year.
The custom sleeves are even more comfortable than Comply foams, seem to add extra bass and treble depth and resolution, and don't need replacing on a regular basis.
I've had them about 8 months so far, they get used every day, and I'm sure they'll last for a good few years to come. Looked at in those terms, I'm paying about 60p a week or less. Over the medium to long term I think they work out more cost effective than Comply foams, and given their other benefits I wouldn't hesitate to get another pair if I lost my current ones.
Oh, and I think they look cool
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