[nealh]

No, order the hunter.... You know you want to. Go on go on go on...

Your bad. Lol

 

[hho808]

Never received an email about the Sabre being shipped, but DHL was here on Thursday to deliver. Unfortunately no one was home. I'm about as far from England as can be. Here in the middle of the Pacific in Hawaii (10 time zones away).

 

[Floss99]

Hi everyone, I'm very intrigued by these iem's and was looking to purchase either the M4 or the M6. On the website it says that each of these comes with 6 cables as standard. (3 x 2-pin detachable, 1 x trinity multibraid, 1 x memory wire multibraid and 1 x fabric cable with remote and mic). Is this actually the case, or do these cables have to be purchased separately? If they are all included, that seems like excellent value for money!

 

[Bob A (SD)]

You're reading it wrong.  The lack of punctuation causes it though.  3 cables NOT 6.
 
2 Pin detachable cables x 3 (included as standard) :
-1 x standard Trinity multi-braid
-1 x memory wire multi-braid
-1 x fabric cable with remote and mic

 

[Floss99]

Thanks for clearing that up Bob!

 

[Indigo Bob]

Hey @Bobtrinity,
 
Are you going to sell filters separately?
 
E.g. say I had the Sabre or received the Master 4, but i want to try out some dampened filters on it that it doesn't come with.  Will that be an option in the future?
 
I just think of the Delta VII and how special that product is with the high versatility balanced tuning that comes from the different filters (damp and undamped)
 
Or say I receive the Vyrus and am looking for a filter in between or around the available ones.
 
Or maybe you come out with a whole new style of filter that is beyond my imagination, since you seem to be able to do that.

 

[capnjack]

I have to say I'm loving these babies!
Definitely worth the wait.

Only 'problem' ? too many options! Now which filter to choose / long or short filter / now which tip, spin fit or wide or standard, maybe the foamies or the double flange? Bob you're a genius, but it takes an age just to get them set up to start with!

Bob I salute you for giving me almost every conceivable option included in the pack.



P.s. You could've burned em in for me tho.

 

[Bobtrinity]

I have to say I'm loving these babies!
Definitely worth the wait.

Only 'problem' ? too many options! Now which filter to choose / long or short filter / now which tip, spin fit or wide or standard, maybe the foamies or the double flange? Bob you're a genius, but it takes an age just to get them set up to start with!

Bob I salute you for giving me almost every conceivable option included in the pack.



P.s. You could've burned em in for me tho.

Sorry about the burn in, I've been slacking

 

[bk123]

  I'd have a hard time believing that a dedicated AK DAP of any level wouldn't be able to power an IEM adequately. I'd guess you would be able to power them without issue.

Thank you Midgetguy
 

Bob has stated that he tests on a smartphone and ensures that all of his IEMs sound great when played from one.

Thank you Zenthelld

 

[capnjack]

Sorry about the burn in, I've been slacking

Anyone would think you've been busy or something!

 

[Brooko]

For those interested in tips, and wanting both the longevity of silicone, but the fit, seal and comfort of foam - I'm pretty sure Bob has come up with a cost effective solution.
 
A long time back I talked to him about the Sony Isolation tips I was using, and lamenting that virtually the only place you could buy them was Japan (too expensive elsewhere).  As long as an IEM has decent venting, the Sony Isolation tips have easily been the best combo for comfort, fit and seal - and also a lot more durable than either generic form or Comply.
 
Bob took all that on board, and has come up with the Kombi
 

 
They're going to be available in small medium and large (I'd love him to go XL for my wonky ears and shallow fit IEMs - but one bridge at a time 

)
 

 
Silicone tips with foam inside
 

 
Sony are on the left, Bob's Kombi on the right
 
There are some minor differences - Bob's foam seems a bit denser, and the Sony are slightly smoother- but effectively they do the same job.  Best thing is that he's aiming that $15 will get you 5 pair.
 
Worth trying.  I'll definitely be getting some when they are available

 

[capnjack]

Any news on the Phantom Air @Bobtrinity ?

Maybe some pics?

 

[nealh]

For those interested in tips, and wanting both the longevity of silicone, but the fit, seal and comfort of foam - I'm pretty sure Bob has come up with a cost effective solution.

A long time back I talked to him about the Sony Isolation tips I was using, and lamenting that virtually the only place you could buy them was Japan (too expensive elsewhere).  As long as an IEM has decent venting, the Sony Isolation tips have easily been the best combo for comfort, fit and seal - and also a lot more durable than either generic form or Comply.

Bob took all that on board, and has come up with the Kombi




They're going to be available in small medium and large (I'd love him to go XL for my wonky ears and shallow fit IEMs - but one bridge at a time  )




Silicone tips with foam inside




Sony are on the left, Bob's Kombi on the right

There are some minor differences - Bob's foam seems a bit denser, and the Sony are slightly smoother- but effectively they do the same job.  Best thing is that he's aiming that $15 will get you 5 pair.

Worth trying.  I'll definitely be getting some when they are available

My understanding is these will be included with the Master 4/6 and Hunter, is that correct?

 

[Shawn71]

My understanding is these will be included with the Master 4/6 and Hunter, is that correct?

my guess it is,it shd be if its not....

 

[myemaildw]

I had those tips came with xb90 and xba a2 but i didnt feel any point why dey are better. can anyone explain? or bobs tips are better than sonys? i better buy inairs for flare iem for similar money