satish89
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Mine did, but they went too deep for me, they hurt! I do use the large single flange silicones, flip-modded for the win! To the poster that was using Comply tips to try to get the TF10's to stay put, and than tried the 'f-mod' (for the win!. You might want to give the silicones another try now that you're using the mod. I know there's tons of fans of the complys, but I've read an equal amount of opinions stating that the complys blur the sound somewhat, dulling highs and lows. I'm firmly in this camp. I mean, look at the comply tips, little chunks of compressed foam placed between the drivers and your ears. How can they NOT affect the sound quality? There's an old audio axiom about improving sound quality being like removing levels of dirt from a window, the more dirt removed, the better you can see/hear. Some audiophiliacs believe in removing the grills from their speakers in an effort to 'clean up' or maximize sound quality! Kinda makes sense that anything placed between speakers/drivers and your ears will diminish the sound quality. I used to own SP5's (TF10's little brother) and I used to use comply tips, tellyawhat, I did NOT like how funky those suckas would look after extended use!
I've been using complys for that exact reason, and yes when I first switched to the complys I could definitely hear a difference, mostly in the trebles - much flatter. Also, those light grey coloured ones that come with the TF10's, they get discoloured fairly quickly once you start to use them - fairly off-putting. Eventually both pairs that came with mine tore, so I ordered more from the comply website, and those were dark grey and much nicer, but still impact the sound in a similar way. It took a while to adjust to the difference, but compared to constantly adjusting the TF10's in my ears to stop them from falling out, it was worth it. I've brought silicon tips with me to work this morning (I think they're actually from my now broken pair of UE700's, white translucent ones that are slightly more grippy than the black ones that came with the TF10's and my favourite silicon tips that I've tried to date), I'll try them on the way home, hopefully the f-mod will help them stay in place!
EDIT: Tried those white silicon tips, still didn't stay, but when they did, wow, what have I been missing out on! So when I got home, I went digging, found some old sony spare tips (not with foam or anything, these were from a cheap set), crammed them onto the TF10's with a little persuasion, and they fit and stay like a dream, thank you for making me go try silicon tips again