[Dobrescu George]

Yes.

With my former IEMs, cable connexion was a tad lower, more or less like that:
http://lghttp.48226.nexcesscdn.net/...8eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/i/m/img_0292.jpg

With the ONP, the connector sit a tad higher, angle is less horizontal, and thus they touch the beginning of my pinna.

Oh, I see where you're coming from!

I don't have this experience , but if it would happen, I'd probably try to angle them a bit more

 

[webzeb]

As you may imagine, I tried different positions...with no success.

 

[Psychonaut71]

They have arrived!!!

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

They have arrived!!!

Let us know your thoughts after a couple of days burn-in. I know lots don't believe in burn-in but hey ho, I think it can make a very slight difference. Brain burn-in is more at play in my opinion.

 

[Psychonaut71]

Let us know your thoughts after a couple of days burn-in. I know lots don't believe in burn-in but hey ho, I think it can make a very slight difference. Brain burn-in is more at play in my opinion.

Just trying all the different tips. Too many to choose from.

 

[webzeb]

Hello,

I still have a comfort issue with my Oriveti New Primacy.
The connector is quite bulky, more angled/more vertical/less horizontal than what I was used to with Shure and Westone IEMs, therefore touches the beginning of my pinna and/or my tragus (touching area in red on the photo) and simply pulls out the IEM from my ears:

If I angle the IEM forward (anti-clockwise on the photo), the beginning of the connector/body touches my tragus more fimly and completely pulls out the IEM from my ear.
As you may see, I have no room to angle the IEM backward (clockwise on the photo).

Any suggestion?

I tried to get in touch with Oriveti but they ran out of solution and suggested to get in touch with the reseller...

The only things which allows the IEMs to stay in my ear canal is to over insert them.
But if I do that, the connector pushes more fimly on my tragus and/or the beginning of my pinna, what in returns pulls more firmly on the IEMS, what in return pulls more firmly in my ear canal...and it is just painful.
(But the IEM stay in the ear canal...)

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Hello,

I still have a comfort issue with my Oriveti New Primacy.
The connector is quite bulky, more angled/more vertical/less horizontal than what I was used to with Shure and Westone IEMs, therefore touches the beginning of my pinna and/or my tragus (touching area in red on the photo) and simply pulls out the IEM from my ears:

If I angle the IEM forward (anti-clockwise on the photo), the beginning of the connector/body touches my tragus more fimly and completely pulls out the IEM from my ear.
As you may see, I have no room to angle the IEM backward (clockwise on the photo).

Any suggestion?

I tried to get in touch with Oriveti but they ran out of solution and suggested to get in touch with the reseller...

The only things which allows the IEMs to stay in my ear canal is to over insert them.
But if I do that, the connector pushes more fimly on my tragus and/or the beginning of my pinna, what in returns pulls more firmly on the IEMS, what in return pulls more firmly in my ear canal...and it is just painful.
(But the IEM stay in the ear canal...)

So my suggestion, use some slightly larger tips and slightly shallower insertion, you should be able to twist them slightly anti-clockwise and have them stay in. Otherwise it might be worth looking into getting some Comply foam tips for them which should also stay in your ear better. Last case if you really like the sound is some custom tips for them.

 

[audio123]

My review on the Oriveti New Primacy and Oriveti Basic.
Enjoy guys!

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/or...ifi-iem-headphones.22111/reviews#review-19029

https://www.head-fi.org/showcase/or...dphones-matt-black.22150/reviews#review-19037

 

[webzeb]

So my suggestion, use some slightly larger tips and slightly shallower insertion, you should be able to twist them slightly anti-clockwise and have them stay in. Otherwise it might be worth looking into getting some Comply foam tips for them which should also stay in your ear better. Last case if you really like the sound is some custom tips for them.

Hello Oscar,

Thank you for your suggestion.

This part of my post:

"The only things which allows the IEMs to stay in my ear canal is to over insert them.
But if I do that, the connector pushes more fimly on my tragus and/or the beginning of my pinna, what in returns pulls more firmly on the IEMS, what in return pulls more firmly in my ear canal...and it is just painful.
(But the IEM stay in the ear canal...)"​

may have been confusing. Sorry for that.

'Over inserting' is a pis aller.
It makes the tips 'grip' more firmly in my ear canals...but also makes the connectors push more firmly on my tragus and/or pinna...and the whole thing feels very uncomfortable.

Entry of my ear canal is quite 'flared' so larger eartips are not likely to help.
Maybe longer ones?

I guess the connector implantation just doesn't fit my ears shape.

 

[webzeb]

May somebody know the bore size of the Oriveti New Primacy?
(T200?)

 

[Oscar-HiFi]

Hello Oscar,

Thank you for your suggestion.

This part of my post:

"The only things which allows the IEMs to stay in my ear canal is to over insert them.
But if I do that, the connector pushes more fimly on my tragus and/or the beginning of my pinna, what in returns pulls more firmly on the IEMS, what in return pulls more firmly in my ear canal...and it is just painful.
(But the IEM stay in the ear canal...)"​

may have been confusing. Sorry for that.

'Over inserting' is a pis aller.
It makes the tips 'grip' more firmly in my ear canals...but also makes the connectors push more firmly on my tragus and/or pinna...and the whole thing feels very uncomfortable.

Entry of my ear canal is quite 'flared' so larger eartips are not likely to help.
Maybe longer ones?

I guess the connector implantation just doesn't fit my ears shape.

Something like the spinfit bi-flange tips might work well for you: https://penonaudio.com/SpinFit-TwinBlade-CP220-230-240

 

[Psychonaut71]

Hello,

I still have a comfort issue with my Oriveti New Primacy.
The connector is quite bulky, more angled/more vertical/less horizontal than what I was used to with Shure and Westone IEMs, therefore touches the beginning of my pinna and/or my tragus (touching area in red on the photo) and simply pulls out the IEM from my ears:

If I angle the IEM forward (anti-clockwise on the photo), the beginning of the connector/body touches my tragus more fimly and completely pulls out the IEM from my ear.
As you may see, I have no room to angle the IEM backward (clockwise on the photo).

Any suggestion?

I tried to get in touch with Oriveti but they ran out of solution and suggested to get in touch with the reseller...

The only things which allows the IEMs to stay in my ear canal is to over insert them.
But if I do that, the connector pushes more fimly on my tragus and/or the beginning of my pinna, what in returns pulls more firmly on the IEMS, what in return pulls more firmly in my ear canal...and it is just painful.
(But the IEM stay in the ear canal...)

Mine fit fine. I'm using the double flange tips.

 

[Dobrescu George]

My ONP works fairly well using the stock tips. From experience, if you want the most secure fit possible, you're probably looking at finding the angle which works for you. Some IEMs were painful the first day(s) for me, but got exceptionally comfortable after I found their sweet spot. I also second SpinFit tips, or you can try Mandarins, if you want good hybrids.

 

[HiFiChris]

My full English review of the ORIVETI AFFINITY cable went live earlier today: http://kopfhoerer-lounge.blogspot.com/2017/09/oriveti-affinity-cable-review.html#more

 

[HardstyleLoco96]

I think Oriveti is working on a new iem...... or maybe headphone