Just saw this - as a Shuoer fanboy who closely tracks chifi these days I would agree 100% here all these ST7/Starlight/Volt etc. must be clones of the EJ07, but with different tuningsThe Starlight is an EJ07 clone.
These IEMs are real gems not to be missed 
Yep, and they all seem like exceptionally good IEMs, just with variations on tuning, and perhaps different DDs. All 4 iterations are very well liked overall.Just saw this - as a Shuoer fanboy who closely tracks chifi these days I would agree 100% here all these ST7/Starlight/Volt etc. must be clones of the EJ07, but with different tunings
Will ask my mate (who’s in China) to try them out next audio show
Studio monitors?FG of TRI Starshine
Is it the cup of your tea?
I must drink the tea first and feel how it tastes like!That is one flattest FR i've seen.FG of TRI Starshine
Is it the cup of your tea?
I'm interested to try this out @WendyLiTRI Starshine
The New Flagship
Dual electrostatic units + 2 BA units
SPECIFICATIONS:
Brand: TRI
Model: Starshine
Connector: 2PIN 0.78MM
Frequency response: 20-20kHz
Sensitivity: 98dB
Impedance: 56Ω
Plug Type: 3.5mm
Cable material: copper and silver-plated braided cable
This looks interesting, very interesting. I might just try a cup.FG of TRI Starshine
Is it the cup of your tea?
Is this open to others as well? I don't care if nothing comes from it, but as a product design student seems like a fun way to pass some time and test my skills in these plague infested times.Haha, since you have already designed the configuration and name, why not design the shape as well? Just feel free to send me your draft.
You are not having much luck. In my experience, TRI products are generally quite robust.Received my Starsea today (Starlight is in transit).
Great packaging, disappointing sound. Bass is just... not there. Vocals are too thin.
Nevermind, I already knew from Youtube reviews that "Amazing Bass" tuning is required for them to sound best
So I tried to change the tuning...
The switch just wouldn't budge! The attached tool (SIM ejector) wasn't much help, it kept bending and eventually broke:
Is this a common experience among Starsea owners, or is my pair defective?
Eventually, I was able to move the first switch on both earphones, but I'm not sure it's the correct position - looks like maybe only half way through:
Is this as far as the switch should go?
I had the same problem with one of mine. I had to be firm with it and I had to be very careful as I pushed very hard. It's one of those IEMs that if you AB with bassier fuller IEM's would sound thin. I think it's one of those IEMs to get brain burn in on. For many genres this is an ideal IEM, but bass warmth and fullness is not it's forte, but for much jazz and classical music these are a dream.Received my Starsea today (Starlight is in transit).
Great packaging, disappointing sound. Bass is just... not there. Vocals are too thin.
Nevermind, I already knew from Youtube reviews that "Amazing Bass" tuning is required for them to sound best
So I tried to change the tuning...
The switch just wouldn't budge! The attached tool (SIM ejector) wasn't much help, it kept bending and eventually broke:
Is this a common experience among Starsea owners, or is my pair defective?
Eventually, I was able to move the first switch on both earphones, but I'm not sure it's the correct position - looks like maybe only half way through:
Is this as far as the switch should go?
In your picture both switches seem to be in the same position.You are not having much luck. In my experience, TRI products are generally quite robust.
To answer your question, you appear to have got the switches in the correct order. Your setting is exactly as I have mine setup.
I hope you hear what I have heard and liked, from the Starseas. I have to say, it seems for many of us, they grew on us, it was not "love at the first hearing".
Can you post a picture of your switches?
no, look closer,
The picture does not show the switches clearly. It is the Amazing Bass setting, the setting has not changed since the first week I got them, 1 up, 2 down.
