Re-shell UE Triple Fi 10 and cable rec.

[Blueshound24]

I have recently pulled my old UE TripleFi 10 out of the drawer and renewed my affection for them. However, it rekindled my dislike for their fit. So, two questions:
 
-I want to look into turning them into CIEM's, can anyone recommend a re-sheller?
 
-Also, can anyone recommend a good budget replacement cable? I think some have mentioned the Dark Lord, are both of these the same and is it still a good recommendation?
 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00JFTA0L6/ 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/231039070130?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&fromMakeTrack=true 
 
 
 
Also, never had CIEM's, would the signature pretty much remain the same except for better isolation?

 

[Blueshound24]

Ok, what I've found so far for re-shellers is inearz, kozee and Lears. Anybody have any experience with them or others?
Any thoughts on the replaceable cable?

 

[Blueshound24]

Any input appreciated...

 

[ForceMajeure]

You might have better luck asking in the tf10 thread.
I know inearz is popular these days. Also Perfect Seal does a great job and have shorter lead time.
 
If you go for a reshell it might be wiser to ask for a different connectors 2 pin 0.78mm or mmcx instead of the 0.75mm 2pin from UE as it is easier to find replacement cables.
 
A thing to consider with going the custom route is that you might not get a perfect fit the first time around and will need to send them back for a refit. that's a process that is taking time and not always "fun"...

 

[davidcotton]

  Any input appreciated...

Massive thread on inearz on headfi, do a quick search and you should find it.

 

[Blueshound24]

  You might have better luck asking in the tf10 thread.
I know inearz is popular these days. Also Perfect Seal does a great job and have shorter lead time.
 
If you go for a reshell it might be wiser to ask for a different connectors 2 pin 0.78mm or mmcx instead of the 0.75mm 2pin from UE as it is easier to find replacement cables.
 
A thing to consider with going the custom route is that you might not get a perfect fit the first time around and will need to send them back for a refit. that's a process that is taking time and not always "fun"...

 
Yup, that's where I did post first.
 
And thanks for the tips!

 

[Blueshound24]

 

  Any input appreciated...

Massive thread on inearz on headfi, do a quick search and you should find it.

 
Thanks, I'll check that out.

 

[Blueshound24]

Edit: Double post