[svyr]

True, I struggled with seal until I bought tips.  I have Monster gels, Monster foams, and Sony Hybrids and they're all great; they made me want to keep these IEMs.  I have some others like Comply and some stock tips from other IEMs that I haven't tried.

The Hybrids are the latest I've used (thanks eke!).  Jury's out with regards to sound, but I think I'm getting more detailed highs.  Every listening session is different, so I'm not going to make declarative statements about one tip or another.  But I do put these same tips on my TF10 with only slightly less satisfactory results.  In other words, bigger difference on the MEP-933 when you change tips than on the TF10.

(I think my TF10 wants an acrylic tip.  And and acrylic body.  She's a demanding little one.)

mkay, regarding sony hybrids and monster gels - do they really fit T400 size nozzles and where on earth do I get non-fake ones?

 

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Pics coming ur way of the tx-400's on 8320

 

[Lurkumaural]

Got my Sony Hybrids from a head-fier, but that's only because I'm too lazy to drive to the Sony outlet, where apparently they're crazy cheap.  If there are knockoff Sony tips, it's possible that's what I have, as I don't know how to tell.  But they were unopened when I got them, for what that's worth.
 
I bought the Monster sampler pack from Radio Shack.  That day I also bought the Auvio rubber tip pack, which look and feel like the Sony Hybrids (though it's been a while since I really checked them out).  There was a head-fier who stated that they are the same.  I don't remember who, but I think if you search Auvio and Sony you'll find it easily enough and can determine if he/she is full of it.
 
EDIT:  I know next to nothing about tips and nozzle size.  The Monster foams fit easily on the TF10 and the MEP-933.  I don't remember how easy it is to get the Monster gels on, but others are doing it too.  The Hybrids are a tight fit on the TF10, not as tight on the MEP-933 that I can recall, but even when it feels like it's not gonna go, I make it go.

 

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TX-400 on the MEP 8320's
 
   
 
   

 

[Arboginge911]

I'm mainly concerned with the comfort of these, which foam tips work well, like any specific brands or models?
Thanks!

 

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Comply T-400 range

 

[aznofazns]

It seems the general consensus on these is that they're pretty balanced but lacking in sub-bass. Am I on point to assume this? Sub-bass is critical to me since I'd be using these almost exclusively at the gym, and if these don't have it, I don't even want to pay $9 for them. That, plus the poor fit. Spending another 8-10 bucks on decent tips makes these almost $20.

 

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They are bass-light.
 
Not much mid-bass let alone sub-bass.
Oh and the stock tips worked perfectly for me btw, the comply's were just lying about, only had 1 pair, so stuck em on - and it extended the bass and muffled those mids a lil (comply speciality) -> win for me

 

[Dsnuts]

I don't think they lack sub bass. But if that is a part of the sound you like/ want. Try a Philips SHE3580. Some of the best sub bass you will hear for any earphone and is equally cheap as well.

 

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well...then again I'm a basshead - coming from the MG7's, TFTA's, MTPG's, denon d2k's, denon c710's ;D

 

[Xanimal13]

I'm considering trying these to see if they compete with my Klipsch Custom 3's. Maybe I'll order some come pay day.

 

[hypertek]

so has anyone removed the screen on them and stuck a piece of foam in there instead? 

 

[eke2k6]

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so has anyone removed the screen on them and stuck a piece of foam in there instead? 

I took off the filter, but I didn't do the foam thing. What I did though was to tape up the vent. I like the sound better that way.

 

[some1]

They aren't the bassiest, but not bad for $7.11 right.
 

 

[Inks]

Isn't that what makes it good, the closer to neutral bass rather than all the other bass-bloated budget IEMs.