[friacaif]

These just rock, i had the chance to use them over the holiday weekend and i was in love, unfortunately i had to give it back to my brother when he left but i did get a pair of q-jays as a gift. I have listened to other ba earphones before but none really hit lows, mids and highs as nicely as the tf10. The q-jays don't really match the full awesomeness of the tf10 but they'll do till i can save up more money.

 

[VulgarDisplay]

Mine showed up today after amazon told me they were delayed until mid January and gave me a $10 dollar gift card.  Already used the gift card towards my FiiO e9 purchase.  
 
Anyways, I lucked out and the tips that came on the tf10's give me the perfect seal and are comfortable.  I was pretty worried that I was going to have comfort/seal issues.  The sound signature takes a little getting used.  The mids seem kinda nasal depending on placement, and the bass can get overpowering if I angle them certain ways.  Guess a little tweaking to how I wear them is in order.

 

[El Nuevo1]

Hi guys/gals! 
 
 
I need some advice, i have the tf10 pros and i love them, they are amazing, the detail, impact, all around very impressed with the phones. But i do need some advice, i need to find better ear tips, because the ones that came with the IEMs tend to slip out while working out, jogging and such... any of you have great recommendations? 

 

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those using sony hybrids on TF10 , do you push the tips all the way into the stem ?

 

[rroseperry]

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those using sony hybrids on TF10 , do you push the tips all the way into the stem ?

What do you mean by all the way down?  I have them down far enough to cover the stem, but not crushed down so that the tips lose all flexibility.

 

[matto]

ahhh thank god they come in L shaped connectors, Ive had such bad experience with UE's straight connectors, I read on a forum that the cables were "glued" instead of soldered hence would always short out easily on the base.

 

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those using sony hybrids on TF10 , do you push the tips all the way into the stem ?

What do you mean by all the way down?  I have them down far enough to cover the stem, but not crushed down so that the tips lose all flexibility.

right now i pushed down till the outer rim of the stem.
but i wonder if it is necessary to push further down to cover the entire stem.

 

[flipfire]

I found the Sony Hybrid tips were too small for the TF10's. They fit into the stem but it covers part of the output hole. Plus my ears never had much luck with Hybrids for some reason, they just slip out so easily.
 
Luckily, the comply tips and the standard medium tips were a good fit for me.
 

 

[Jackquelegs]

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those using sony hybrids on TF10 , do you push the tips all the way into the stem ?

What do you mean by all the way down?  I have them down far enough to cover the stem, but not crushed down so that the tips lose all flexibility.

right now i pushed down till the outer rim of the stem.
but i wonder if it is necessary to push further down to cover the entire stem.

I have pushed all the way down the stem. It's a pretty snug fit

 

[flipfire]

Anyone know of dual flange tips that fit the TF10's?
 
Im looking at these jbuds but im not sure if they will fit snuggly into the TF10

 

[Inks]

Interesting tips, I wonder if the bore is wide enough for some wide bore dynamics...
 
Otherwise, the Meelec biflanges work well, specially the "balanced" ones. 

 

[matto]

I use my sennheiser dual flange tips and it fits
Perfectly and if i don't use the sennheiser
Foams they're the ones i use.

 

[kjk1281]

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Interesting tips, I wonder if the bore is wide enough for some wide bore dynamics...
 
Otherwise, the Meelec biflanges work well, specially the "balanced" ones. 

Back in the day, the Triple Fis actually came with bi-flanges similar to those.  I wonder why UE/Logitech stopped packing them as I'll take those over Complys any day.
 
You could also try these which I believe use a softer silicone material.

 

[DJGeorgeT]

I also prefer the UE bi-flanges over the comply tips, but I don't think many people use them because of comfort. The comply tips are a lot more comfortable and easier to use.
 
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Back in the day, the Triple Fis actually came with bi-flanges similar to those.  I wonder why UE/Logitech stopped packing them as I'll take those over Complys any day.
 
You could also try these which I believe use a softer silicone material.

 

[DJGeorgeT]

Anyone know of dual flange tips that fit the TF10's?
 
Im looking at these jbuds but im not sure if they will fit snuggly into the TF10