[dfnj123]

I've been using the BTA's as my commuting headphones for a couple months, and I've been satisfied so far. I'm interested to see how the RHA 750 wireless compare to the Byron BTAs when they come out.

 

[zolom]

Can someone recommend where to purchase good spare Silicone tips for the Byron BT
I already looked at the COMPLY site, but would not like to use memory foam.

Thanks

 

[DannyBai]

Can someone recommend where to purchase good spare Silicone tips for the Byron BT
I already looked at the COMPLY site, but would not like to use memory foam.

Thanks

You're gonna needs shure tips or nuforce hem ones I think. Those are the only ones I know with a narrow bore. I cut out part of the tip that goes on the bore from the supplied tips and then you can use any other tip by going over the part you cut out. Hope that makes sense.

 

[zolom]

Thanks
So I understand from you that Silicone tips for Shure (like those for SE846 or SE535) also fit the Byron BT, but the stem might be too long so I will have to shorten them.
Is that correct?

Thanks again

 

[DannyBai]

I meant something else but yes that should work also. I tried to put a picture up of what I meant but I can't seem to upload any pics.

My suggestion would be to cut the stem from a pair of the stock tips you don't use and put it on the earphone. You can now use any typical tips on the Byron BT becaus the stem isn't narrow anymore.

I guess I can post a picture now.

 

[zolom]

Thanks

Hope to get the Byron BT today

 

[zolom]

Got the Byron BT today.
One word... AMAZING.
Never experienced such audio quality with bluetooth iems (and I tried several)

 

[DannyBai]

Got the Byron BT today.
One word... AMAZING.
Never experienced such audio quality with bluetooth iems (and I tried several)

I would agree. Much better than I expected.

 

[nv88]

I'm considering the Byron Wired to replace a venerable pair of Brainwavz M2 that has lost a filter. The M2 has served me well but it may be time to look for a successor. These will be carried in a small pouch in my pocket, all day every day. I'm looking for something durable, compact, worn cable down with rich mids, punchy bass and highs that are not harsh or sibilant. I use IEMs primarily for audiobooks, so I'm looking for clear with good mids.

I am leaning toward the Bryon Wired, but would like comparisons with the Soundmagic E80 and of course the old Brainwavz M2. I can't seem to find direct comparisons of these. Any help would be appreiciated.

 

[nv88]

I got a pair of wired Byron's about a week ago. I'm satisfied with them. They seem to be controlled and polite. I bought these to replace my old Brainwavz M2. For music the wired Byrons are better. For audiobooks I prefer the M2. The M2 has a richness in the midrange that is missing from the Byron. The Byron however has a more balanced sound, is more controlled, is more refined, and is more musical.

 

[mickeydean]

I had a distinct mechanical click in my Byron BT left ear-bud. The store I bought from decided it didn't exist and after some to-and-fro, they just refunded me the price after my expense in mailing them for RMA. I did like the sound prior.

 

[SRKRAM]

I meant something else but yes that should work also. I tried to put a picture up of what I meant but I can't seem to upload any pics.

My suggestion would be to cut the stem from a pair of the stock tips you don't use and put it on the earphone. You can now use any typical tips on the Byron BT becaus the stem isn't narrow anymore.

I guess I can post a picture now.

Thanks for the tip! (pardon the pun!) I received a pair of Byron BTs yesterday, and I'm very impressed. I haven't really used in-ears in the past, as i've always struggled with the fit. I seem to have very small ear holes. The stock tips don't fit me very well, but this enabled me to use the tips off some cheap in-ears which I bought from Amazon a few days ago (those we cheap, and although they sounded rubbish, the small tips fitted me pretty well). Now I'll start searching for some better tips for my small ear holes.

 

[SpringBiscuit]

The issue is stem part of the earbud is pretty small, normal earphone eartip wouldn't fit perfectly well.

 

[DannyBai]

Very bad design and without a simple mod, no luck finding tips that would fit. Stock tips are horrendous and rip very easily IMO.

 

[occamsrazor]

Very bad design and without a simple mod, no luck finding tips that would fit. Stock tips are horrendous and rip very easily IMO.

Comply Medium Sport Plus Sx-100 Foam Ear Tips - Black (Pack of 2) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00TBJZQOQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_CDWRzbGEG2XBT

Fit fine and big improvement imho.