[reventhy]

So far the azla sednaearfit standards are the clear winner for me have you tried them.
They have a wide bore & are similar in shape to the radius deep mount.

oh i see u in IE600 thread and recommend this tips

 

[cyh03176]

So far the azla sednaearfit standards are the clear winner for me have you tried them.
They have a wide bore & are similar in shape to the radius deep mount.

not yet. will order a pair after you still think they are better after you receive the radius tips. just bought the mdr-z1r and i am broke

 

[Lightspeed12]

not yet. will order a pair after you still think they are better after you receive the radius tips. just bought the mdr-z1r and i am broke

I know how you feel I have not long ago bought the sennheiser ie600 & now have the sony ier-z1r in my sights. Lol

 

[cyh03176]

I know how you feel I have not long ago bought the sennheiser ie600 & now have the sony ier-z1r in my sights. Lol

how does m9 compare to ie600? i demoed ier-z1r but i prefer m9, the vocal performance of the m9 is more emotional, for me at least, but, the soundstage is definitely wider than m9.

 

[Lightspeed12]

how does m9 compare to ie600? i demoed ier-z1r but i prefer m9, the vocal performance of the m9 is more emotional, for me at least, but, the soundstage is definitely wider than m9.

The m9 is more relaxing than the very busy ie600. The ie600 is very clear & detailed, brighter than the m9 but quite we done.
Might be a bit full on for some but I enjoy the sound, its an m9 in party mode.
I have my m9 permanently attached to the utws5 now & it is a great pairing.
I might end up getting a second m9 just for cable also as I don't like connecting & disconnecting iems all the time.

 

[carb0mb]

So far the azla sednaearfit standards are the clear winner for me have you tried them.
They have a wide bore & are similar in shape to the radius deep mount.

I have the Moondrop Spring tips on my M9 and I love them

 

[Lightspeed12]

not yet. will order a pair after you still think they are better after you receive the radius tips. just bought the mdr-z1r and i am broke

Ok I just had a listen to the Radius deep mount blacks & they sound quite good but to my ears the azla sednaearfit standards sound a bit better probably because of the bigger bore but will continue trying the radius at different stages. Do yourself a favour & order some azla sednaearfit standard ones & try them but must be black standards none of the other azla ones. Lol p.s They are way cheaper than the Radius also so win win.

 

[cyh03176]

Ok I just had a listen to the Radius deep mount blacks & they sound quite good but to my ears the azla sednaearfit standards sound a bit better probably because of the bigger bore but will continue trying the radius at different stages. Do yourself a favour & order some azla sednaearfit standard ones & try them but must be black standards none of the other azla ones. Lol p.s They are way cheaper than the Radius also so win win.

Bought them. Should get them by next week

 

[Lightspeed12]

Bought them. Should get them by next week

They are worth a try if you like the radius tips because they are both similar but I think the azlas give me a slightly wider sound stage with a little more separation, but thats me. Lol

 

[cyh03176]

They are worth a try if you like the radius tips because they are both similar but I think the azlas give me a slightly wider sound stage with a little more separation, but thats me. Lol

it sounds great because that's what i wish to improve on the m9

 

[Vamp898]

I took some time to give the Triple comfort another try and I found a way to fit them perfectly.

You need to choose the size that you can insert easily without pressing/pushing.

Just very gently wiggle them in (while pulling up you ear) and once they are in, let the ear slowly go and find touch them anymore. If they don't fit like that, wrong size.

After I found the right size (MS for right, ML for left), they are excellent.

If I do things like eating I can feel the pressure change but beside that, no pressure issues.

They isolate very well but most importantly, they are extremely comfortable.

I can't wear the EP-NI1000 for more than 2 hours, they start to very slowly irritate my ear. The same way silicone does.

But the triple comfort don't. Use them since 4 hours now, and then just float in my ear. I don't feel them at all.

And the sound is perfect, as expected from the stock tips.

But they don't isolate as good as the EP-NI1000 do, like 20% less.

Good enough for work, but for noise heavy situations, I keep carrying the EP-NI1000 in the case with me

At least they isolate much better than the silicone. It's good enough for most everyday situations

 

[Lightspeed12]

I took some time to give the Triple comfort another try and I found a way to fit them perfectly.

You need to choose the size that you can insert easily without pressing/pushing.

Just very gently wiggle them in (while pulling up you ear) and once they are in, let the ear slowly go and find touch them anymore. If they don't fit like that, wrong size.

After I found the right size (MS for right, ML for left), they are excellent.

If I do things like eating I can feel the pressure change but beside that, no pressure issues.

They isolate very well but most importantly, they are extremely comfortable.

I can't wear the EP-NI1000 for more than 2 hours, they start to very slowly irritate my ear. The same way silicone does.

But the triple comfort don't. Use them since 4 hours now, and then just float in my ear. I don't feel them at all.

And the sound is perfect, as expected from the stock tips.

But they don't isolate as good as the EP-NI1000 do, like 20% less.

Good enough for work, but for noise heavy situations, I keep carrying the EP-NI1000 in the case with me

At least they isolate much better than the silicone. It's good enough for most everyday situations

I find the firm deep fit suits me best with the big bore, I can listen all day with the azla sednaearfit & don't have the vacuum problem maybe because of the big bore i don't know.
But then again I don't get the vacuum problem with the sony hybrid or any others for that matter.
When I eat it doesn't change the sound & when I walk with them on with no music on it makes the sound like my ears are full of water. Lol

 

[Lightspeed12]

I remember when reading this ier-m9 thread from the start they were saying to fit the m9 shallow with decent tips for a while then it changed to deep fit them with smaller tips & then deep fit them with largest tips you feel comfortable with.

 

[LunarLight]

I took some time to give the Triple comfort another try and I found a way to fit them perfectly.

You need to choose the size that you can insert easily without pressing/pushing.

Just very gently wiggle them in (while pulling up you ear) and once they are in, let the ear slowly go and find touch them anymore. If they don't fit like that, wrong size.

After I found the right size (MS for right, ML for left), they are excellent.

If I do things like eating I can feel the pressure change but beside that, no pressure issues.

They isolate very well but most importantly, they are extremely comfortable.

I can't wear the EP-NI1000 for more than 2 hours, they start to very slowly irritate my ear. The same way silicone does.

But the triple comfort don't. Use them since 4 hours now, and then just float in my ear. I don't feel them at all.

And the sound is perfect, as expected from the stock tips.

But they don't isolate as good as the EP-NI1000 do, like 20% less.

Good enough for work, but for noise heavy situations, I keep carrying the EP-NI1000 in the case with me

At least they isolate much better than the silicone. It's good enough for most everyday situations

Same issue with me, the EP feels like foam when inserting and slowly but surely i can feel my ears burning after tens of minutes, wish they have MS size :/, now i’m back to Dekoni’s foam which is a little bit too small as usual, this is even more annoying than Blessing 2 and Variations.

 

[Vamp898]

I remember when reading this ier-m9 thread from the start they were saying to fit the m9 shallow with decent tips for a while then it changed to deep fit them with smaller tips & then deep fit them with largest tips you feel comfortable with.

I don't know why and when it changed to deep fit, you can not deep fit the IER-M9. Its housing doesn't allow deep fitting.

It has been designed by Sony for easy and fast insertion as it is an stage IEM. So i highly recommend to _not_ deep-fit them and this is not my personal opinion, this is what Sony says.

You just "place" them into your ear, even the official manual says, don't push them. If they don't fit and/or the bass is weak, its the wrong size.

That is why they included so many sizes with them. So that everyone can find the right size