[Ari33]

I had my first introduction to the UE TF10's last week and imediately went and bought a pair.. They are my first pair of BA iem's and I have been totally blown away by their awsomeness.. Im well and truely hooked... wow.. just wow!
 
There seems to be a slight rattle or vibration from my left one at a certain freqency in one song only that I'd never noticed before.. I'm suspecting one of the drivers may not be fully secure and vibrating off the shell at a certain frequency at high volumes.. is this common? I can live with it as I've only noticed it once and it isn't that intrusive tbh.
 
I've made up some custom tips made from memory foam ear plugs and although an improvement in comfort and sound over the standard silicon Im looking at maybe getting some Comply T500 tips to hopefully improve things further but still not 100% sure what to get.. What tips would you guys recomend?
 
Also what other IEM's out there are similar or better than the TF10's in sound quality/signiture, soundstage and overall?
 
 
Thanks,
 
Ari
 
 

 

[KimChee]

The W3 shares a similar sound signature to the TF10.  

 

[Ari33]

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The W3 shares a similar sound signature to the TF10.  

Thanks, I had considered the W4 before getting my TF10's, I'll need to have a listen to the W3's also..

 

[talisman42]

The W3 shares a similar sound signature to the TF10.  

Similar, but definitely not the same. I had the W3 for awhile and really enjoyed the exciting sound. To me, they delivered what I expected a triple driver iem should sound like. (Even the Shure SE530 had anemic lows. They should just say, we're all about mids and stop making deceptive claims on their 'bass' performance and emphasize on the how intimate the mids are - how sweet they are). On the W3, while not all tracks would produce siblance or that mid-bass hump, I can notice it on enough of my music. EQ did help which is why I held on to them for so long. The UM3X was very smooth - but to a fault to my ears. The highs were so distant that it did distract me from simply enjoying the music because it left me wondering where the sparkle was.

 

[outeirino]

Fistly change the bad cable for another aftermarket one with better sound and much better ergonomics

 

[Ari33]

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Fistly change the bad cable for another aftermarket one with better sound and much better ergonomics

Thanks.. any recomendations that might boost the mids a tad?

 

[KimChee]

Chris Himself Silver Ray Cable is highly recommended.  Love it for my TF10

 

[Mooses9]

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Chris Himself Silver Ray Cable is highly recommended.  Love it for my TF10

what does the silver ray cable sound like? what does it change about the sound signature over the stock cable? i am thinking of purchasing one for a different iem and was just curious.