Oct 11, 2013 at 6:04 PM Post #8,341 of 9,692
Remold is defintely worth it, I use my TF10 customs to work out in.  I had mine with a set of universal TF10, and they sound almost identical, the reshell had a little better mids and slightly better bass extension.
 
 
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  Hi guys.. would you suggest to re-mold my TF? I've found a place to do this in Italy for approx. 165 €. I still don't know how much the ear molds will cost for me (I thought 15 to 50 €).
 
I'm pretty insecure... Are the sound of the remolded TF different from the normal one? There's any noticeable difference between the two?

 
Oct 12, 2013 at 1:42 PM Post #8,343 of 9,692
Is anyone else looking for aftermarket cables with built-in mic/remotes? For ages it seems the Logitech cable was the only option, but it was/is expensive and really crappy.
 
This item on eBay looks like a good alternative: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Logitec-Ultimate-Ears-Replacement-Cable-w-Microphone-46-TripleFi-10-10Pro-10vi-/400586819295
 
It also looks like the Null Audio Lune cables are now offered with a mic/remote: http://www.null-audio.com/store/lune-series-earphone-cable-c-65/lune-series-mkiii-replacement-cable-for-ue-triplefi-10-tf10-p-227.html?zenid=mn6ia8u9u81eodqmnq7qf4eo82
 
Does anyone have any others, and/or experience with the above?
 
Oct 15, 2013 at 2:29 AM Post #8,346 of 9,692
So I have to share this experience of mine with Sunricky's cables. In short, they SUCK. I bought one for around 30 € on eBay. It wasn't only a couple of months it started dying on me - the left side. Once it died completely, I sent it back to them and I waited for over a month to get it back. So I got back the replacement cable two months ago. Well, now, after two months, same thing happened - the cable suddenly died on the left side - the same as the first time. I let him know that the cables suck. Luckily, I am getting my impressions on 23rd Oct for a pair of 1964 V6-Stage CIEMs.
 
-J
 
Oct 15, 2013 at 6:14 AM Post #8,347 of 9,692
  So I have to share this experience of mine with Sunricky's cables. In short, they SUCK. I bought one for around 30 € on eBay. It wasn't only a couple of months it started dying on me - the left side. Once it died completely, I sent it back to them and I waited for over a month to get it back. So I got back the replacement cable two months ago. Well, now, after two months, same thing happened - the cable suddenly died on the left side - the same as the first time. I let him know that the cables suck. Luckily, I am getting my impressions on 23rd Oct for a pair of 1964 V6-Stage CIEMs.
 
-J

 
For what it cost my Dark Lord cable has probably met my expectaions for longevity, I've had it for about 9 months and had no issues at all.
I store mine loosely in it's own jacket pocket due to the type of wire they use and that may be the reason why I've had no failures. Do you wrap your cable around your player when not in use?
 
Oct 15, 2013 at 10:30 AM Post #8,349 of 9,692
I went through 2 Fiio RC UE 1 cables and 1 Dark Lord. All 3 wore out at the RCA connection, started losing sound in my left ear piece. Those cables have a straight RCA connection, my current cable has a right angle and so far has zero issues.
 
Oct 15, 2013 at 1:57 PM Post #8,350 of 9,692
  Lemme just say how beautiful the TF10 look with the FiiO replacement cable and blue comply tips

 
 
Those tips are my next purchase. Just trying to source them in Ireland 
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Oct 15, 2013 at 3:42 PM Post #8,353 of 9,692
I have been enjoying my TF10s with Comply Foam Tips, but I seem to be running through them pretty fast. I recently ordered my 3rd pack (3 pairs) and it's been only a little over 3 months since I bought my TF10 !!
 
Could someone suggest some place to buy them at relatively cheaper prices...?
 
Oct 15, 2013 at 4:01 PM Post #8,354 of 9,692
I have been enjoying my TF10s with Comply Foam Tips, but I seem to be running through them pretty fast. I recently ordered my 3rd pack (3 pairs) and it's been only a little over 3 months since I bought my TF10 !!

Could someone suggest some place to buy them at relatively cheaper prices...?


Do you roll em before insertion? As opposed to just shoving em in there. Shouldn't be wearing out that fast...
 
Oct 15, 2013 at 4:10 PM Post #8,355 of 9,692
  I have been enjoying my TF10s with Comply Foam Tips, but I seem to be running through them pretty fast. I recently ordered my 3rd pack (3 pairs) and it's been only a little over 3 months since I bought my TF10 !!
 
Could someone suggest some place to buy them at relatively cheaper prices...?

I suggest you to try the Sony Hybrid tips. They aren't made of  foam but they are pretty comfortable and cheaper than Comply's
 

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