Vesper audio responed and asked me to ship them back to get them fixed. I will upload a picture when they get it back to me. It looked very well done with the mmcx slightly protruding out of the bottom of the shell. However ive been having a hard time finding cables without molded earhooks as ie800s dont work over ear for me.
Vesper audio responed and asked me to ship them back to get them fixed. I will upload a picture when they get it back to me. It looked very well done with the mmcx slightly protruding out of the bottom of the shell. However ive been having a hard time finding cables without molded earhooks as ie800s dont work over ear for me.
thanks,
yes there are not too many cables without a ear hook, you should try with linum (http://linum.dk) or order a custom cable, they'll make it following all your inputs.
Hi! I tried to search through the thread but didnt get a straight answer, has anyone tried the new "sennheiser" line of comply tips with the IE800? I loved the sound of the IE800 but the tips kept falling off when walking, so comfort for me was a real issue.
Hi! I tried to search through the thread but didnt get a straight answer, has anyone tried the new "sennheiser" line of comply tips with the IE800? I loved the sound of the IE800 but the tips kept falling off when walking, so comfort for me was a real issue.
Hi! I tried to search through the thread but didnt get a straight answer, has anyone tried the new "sennheiser" line of comply tips with the IE800? I loved the sound of the IE800 but the tips kept falling off when walking, so comfort for me was a real issue.
They don't actually fit the I800, just the momentums and a few other lower end models. I remember someone in this thread had to find out the hard way and the complys actually damaged the ie800s mesh trying to force on the "compatible" foams.
They don't actually fit the I800, just the momentums and a few other lower end models. I remember someone in this thread had to find out the hard way and the complys actually damaged the ie800s mesh trying to force on the "compatible" foams.
Just like what you'd expect from Comply tips. I'm honestly not a fan of Comply, in my ears their tips slightly muffle the sound. I use these only in noisy situations, because the isolation of Senn's stock tips are poor.
But the comfort and isolation are great, and these custom tips do stay in place (don't fall out).
Just like what you'd expect from Comply tips. I'm honestly not a fan of Comply, in my ears their tips slightly muffle the sound. I use these only in noisy situations, because the isolation of Senn's stock tips are poor.
But the comfort and isolation are great, and these custom tips do stay in place (don't fall out).
One thing I did when one of my stock tips kept coming off is that I squeezed the tip evenly all around. Now when you do this, it doesn't appear that it makes a difference since the plastic used for the tip connection is a bit hard, but I just put some muscle to it and it worked for me. The tell tale click one hears when properly attached to the IE 800 was more noticeable after my effort.
One thing I did when one of my stock tips kept coming off is that I squeezed the tip evenly all around. Now when you do this, it doesn't appear that it makes a difference since the plastic used for the tip connection is a bit hard, but I just put some muscle to it and it worked for me. The tell tale click one hears when properly attached to the IE 800 was more noticeable after my effort.
I have not tried this yet since the tips stay in place - but then again, spinfits stayed in place, and even some random silicone tips stayed in place as well for me.
A little side note: Please remember that ie800 is one of the most beautiful IEMs I had to date:
I have not tried this yet since the tips stay in place - but then again, spinfits stayed in place, and even some random silicone tips stayed in place as well for me.
A little side note: Please remember that ie800 is one of the most beautiful IEMs I had to date:
I will actually receive some more expensive IEMs soon and will compare them with ie800. iSine seems to have a very different signature that might not appeal to us ie800 lovers......
Also, I found my end-game portable DAC/AMP in iDSD Black Label - this wicked witchery box does much more than I expected a DAC/AMP to do.
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