[JHern]

I'll put an interstitial post in here to say that I tried sooooooo many IEMs at this festival to try and find something myself and (especially my glasses-wearing) wife might like, but it just doesn't work. Yes I know you're supposed to get that special fit and seal, but even in the best case the most expensive IEMs (exceeding $1K) were (1) uncomfortable and (2) thin-sounding. Maybe blame it on physiology, or blame it on taste, or whatever, but we're on/over-ear people, best to just admit it and move on. Now I just hope that I never need hearing aids!

 

[Currawong]

  I'll put an interstitial post in here to say that I tried sooooooo many IEMs at this festival to try and find something myself and (especially my glasses-wearing) wife might like, but it just doesn't work. Yes I know you're supposed to get that special fit and seal, but even in the best case the most expensive IEMs (exceeding $1K) were (1) uncomfortable and (2) thin-sounding. Maybe blame it on physiology, or blame it on taste, or whatever, but we're on/over-ear people, best to just admit it and move on. Now I just hope that I never need hearing aids!

 
Try the Spinfit tips, which you can buy from the Ocharaku table. They are absolutely amazing and can turn an uncomfortable IEM into a very comfortable one.