They got 3 pairs on their first batch and they're still waiting for the remaining pairs. Sadly, it seems like 64audio can't keep up with the demand. Nothing headphones dot com can do sadly. I also bought my pair from them and apparently they're getting some at the end of August, maybe a bit earlier, but still a long way to go until then.
the wait is a killer
Good question. Maybe take some close up pics to show us how you have them installed? Do they form a tight seal in your ears? How deep do you insert them?im wondering why you guys have these issues and im not ?i mean im happy that mine works without any rings or spacers or whatever ... just wondering why .. i can even "shake" the iem by holding the tip only and nothing moves from its place..
is there a difference in the nozzle diameter or at the tip stems ? the xelastecs dont move on easily you have to push them on...
i make some shots .. wait a moment , as deep as possible
yes they seal very tight , if i take them out again the tips gets pulled "reversed" ( like i make the photos in a sek )
I'm not having issues either. The xelastec fits and holds tight. I actually haven't had any issues with any eartips not staying on. I'm even able to use spiral dot ++ tips without an adapter (though I have adapters available). Biggest issue with those is that there's no stop to determine how far down the stem they should be.im wondering why you guys have these issues and im not ?
is there a difference in the nozzle diameter or at the tip stems ? the xelastecs dont move on easily you have to push them on...
I use small o-rings. Got them from a plumbing shop, but like @Titienne said you can get the small rings used to dampen keyboard keys. Cheap from Amazon.
I've been wondering the same thing. It's so simple. It should be mandatory really. Or at least use 'grippy' paint on the nozzle instead of high-gloss paint that makes them tip-resistant!
#firstworldproblemsiknow
Edit: if you use the regular Sedna EarFit or Light tips you don't need a spacer because it seems Sedna understands the struggle of those with long nozzle IEMs and make their tip stems long enough to allow for a decent gap between tip and nozzle. Which makes me wonder why they didn't make Xelastec with a standard stem length...
Yes, that stops the sliding down issue. I haven't had sliding off issues with any of the Sedna tips, even Sedna short. So not sure what to suggest. The Sedna stems have a smaller diameter than the Spiral Dots so should take a bit of effort to put on, and then grip tight. You should maybe try one size down with the tips, could be they're gripping too tight in your ears.
Looks like you push the tips all the way down so the Nio nozzle is almost flush at the end of the tip. Probably not a good idea unless your ears are squeaky clean all the time
But I found this is what the Tia High works best, for both my U18T and Nio.Looks like you push the tips all the way down so the Nio nozzle is almost flush at the end of the tip. Probably not a good idea unless your ears are squeaky clean all the time
Did you buy them from two separate places though? If there were a faulty batch you could still have wound up with a duff set.
