[mbwilson111]

Yes, as I said, I actually use the large stock tips. I was wondering about the alternative of foam tips which would fit the narrow nozzle and not slide off in my ear.

Are the stock tips sliding off? Mine do not. The nozzle lip holds them.

 

[Johnny2R]

No, the stock tips stay on just fine. It's the foam tips I have (Inairs, New Bee) which are sliding off. Having looked into this a bit, I see that Inairs are available in different sizes. The ones I have (AIR2) are designed for larger nozzles, but there are AIR1 and AIR3 which fit narrower nozzles.

As it is, the best tips I have tried for my MH755s so far are the large silicone ones from my KZ ATE's. They're also the best on the KZ's, giving me the best all-round combination of clarity, weight and comfort. As far as I can tell, these are not the same type as are referred to as 'starlines', but they may be very similar. I have some starlines on order.

 

[mbwilson111]

No, the stock tips stay on just fine. It's the foam tips I have (Inairs, New Bee) which are sliding off. Having looked into this a bit, I see that Inairs are available in different sizes. The ones I have (AIR2) are designed for larger nozzles, but there are AIR1 and AIR3 which fit narrower nozzles.

As it is, the best tips I have tried for my MH755s so far are the large silicone ones from my KZ ATE's. They're also the best on the KZ's, giving me the best all-round combination of clarity, weight and comfort. As far as I can tell, these are not the same type as are referred to as 'starlines', but they may be very similar. I have some starlines on order.

I have never liked foam tips so I can't comment on that.

 

[Johnny2R]

These MH755s are evidently pretty hard to drive, aren't they? I just tried them with my laptop and at full volume setting, they still weren't very loud. My LG phone with B&O DAC are able to go much louder, so it's not a problem, just an observation (and I don't really like high volume that much anyway).

 

[GunnerXL]

These MH755s are evidently pretty hard to drive, aren't they? I just tried them with my laptop and at full volume setting, they still weren't very loud. My LG phone with B&O DAC are able to go much louder, so it's not a problem, just an observation (and I don't really like high volume that much anyway).

I think they are quite easy to drive though. I drive them quite easy with my laptop and phone, as well as my DAP. But I admit that they might benefit from extra power.

 

[RevPizzaguy]

I run 30-35 on my LG V30 with the MH755 in a quiet-ish environment.

 

[Johnny2R]

I run 30-35 on my LG V30 with the MH755 in a quiet-ish environment.

Yes, I believe the DAC etc. in the V30 is similar to the B&O HiFi Plus module, which is capable of rather higher volumes than my G5 phone by itself.

 

[assassin10000]

No, the stock tips stay on just fine. It's the foam tips I have (Inairs, New Bee) which are sliding off. Having looked into this a bit, I see that Inairs are available in different sizes. The ones I have (AIR2) are designed for larger nozzles, but there are AIR1 and AIR3 which fit narrower nozzles.

Try T200 or T300 foam tips from AliExpress. T300 are a tight fit. T200 falls between the T300 & larger T500 (newbee size)

 

[fairx]

755 definitely need some decent amping. Out of phone it's OK but give it some power and wow.. I always do replaygain and that already lower the output.

I looked up the Harman compensation online and using apo to eq. I like my own eq (suggested settings before) better though.

 

[Johnny2R]

Ordered another pair of MH755 from ebay, but, disappointingly, they have turned up faulty, with no sound from the right earphone. Are faults common with this item? At the price, I don't imagine quality control can be that great.

 

[Sourcesys]

I have 8x mh755 and none of them were faulty.
However, when I recabled/MMCX modded them, one of earpieces had a cold solder joint and the cable just fell off.

So still can recable them.

 

[Johnny2R]

I'm sending these back. But I've already ordered another pair, from a reputable source (which I thought I'd used last time, but it appears not). Should be with me the middle of next week.

 

[mbwilson111]

Ordered another pair of MH755 from ebay, but, disappointingly, they have turned up faulty, with no sound from the right earphone. Are faults common with this item? At the price, I don't imagine quality control can be that great.

I'm sending these back. But I've already ordered another pair, from a reputable source (which I thought I'd used last time, but it appears not). Should be with me the middle of next week.

Request a replacement from the seller. I had one and they happily replaced it without asking me to return the faulty one. The sellers do not purposely send faulty ones.

 

[Johnny2R]

Probably should have done that, but have already ordered the new ones. I'm sure the seller didn't sell me a faulty item deliberately, though.

 

[gazzington]

What would be good tips for the mh1c? I love the sound but because of the weight of the cable they keep falling out if my ears