ehjie
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How to invert?
below, is what's on hand here @ home. u can use anything to "guide" the stem to invert it entirely.
They're durable, they're very pliable...
How to invert?
all of the 3 sizes?Unfortunately couldn’t get a good fit with inverted ePros.
Small to small, medium too big inverted... wish ePro made a MS size.all of the 3 sizes?
i use the M size
got my e pros from amazon.us
oh yeah, got it.Small to small, medium too big inverted... wish ePro made a MS size.
Please, can u share photo? thanksSide question: I just found out this annoying trait of inverted starline tips yesterday (my first attempt at inversion). If you push them in to get a better seal, the top of the tips deforms and gets deeper. But after some time there is a pop sound and it regains its shape, and looses some of the seal. The only way to counter this is what I did with the tri flange tips in the beginning, pinch my ear to make the canal bigger and then push them in (I don't need to do it anymore though as my ear has gotten used to the tri flange). Is there any other way?
Oh they go up a size? I thought it was the other way around, so I inverted the L tips. So I guess I should invert the S tips to get a M size eartips out of them.oh yeah, got it.
They become 1 size larger after the inversion.
Yeah, there should've been a size MS though...
Let me try inverting the S size, and see if the problem persists. If it does I will try to show the pics of both the normal form and deformed form of the tips.Please, can u share photo? thanks
Wow! They must be good... shame I placed my order for the Orbs with the Penon Leo Plus Cable three days before the Globe's were released. I would have been tempeted to go for them instead. I just feel that if I get the Globe's now they will be too close in sound to the Orbs with Leo Plus cable.
Before ePro Horns, I would call Globe’s bass “thick”. With these tips, I call it “full”. So cohesive with the mids now.
That would be a guaranteed blind buy.What we need next is a Penon Atmosphere with a Sonion EST for highs, Sonion BA(s) for mids, and a BE-coated DD for bass all tuned to the Penon house sound and priced at $399 or lower.