[flipfire]

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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.

Thanks, i ordered those cause their cheap as. Even if they dont work for the TF10's im sure they will work for others. Too bad its only one size?
 
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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.

 

 
Can you still get them?
 
 

 

[Young Spade]

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.

 
Awesome, glad you like them man, they really are great headphones. I felt the same way when I got mine; great detail, bass, and an adequate soundstage.

 

[castlevania32]

has anyone tried the radians DIY custom mold with the TF10 ? i'm about to try right now, but im afraid the earphone won't separe from the mold when its cured because of the canal design.

 

[castlevania32]

ok so i tried (my right earcanal is larger than the left one, so i thought custom is the only way to go)
 
first i wanted to use only half of the mixture ( so 1/4 of each color for one ear) to save for another try if this one would fail
Then i realized there wasnt enough compound and i panicked i ran to make the other half, and get out what was in my ear.At this time i was scared because the mixture was pretty deep in the tf10, and i didnt put a cover (someone said that the inner air pressure will prevent the paste from going to deep)
Now everything in place, i waited 15-20 minutes (those were pretty long) with the jaw closed and swallowing. Also i had hair stuck on the mold

man it seemed easy in the video !
 
Finally i pulled it out of my ears, it came out without problem, the earphone too was easy to separe from the mold and there was no residue left inside the canal (or in my ear or my hair :O)  so i was already glad i didnt screw up my iem.
 
I tested them, although i pretty much failed the ear plug ( the earphone canal is not facing my ear canal, and the seal is missed too

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the song was totally amazing compared to the triple flange, which are the only option i have if i want to use the tf10, i can't use anything else (except the biflange). So yeah the song was outstanding, now it really sounded like a 400$ iem., whereas before i was kind of disapointed by the tf10 because i couldnt find a good fit. I won't keep those failed shells but at least now i think im going to reshell and see an audiologist, overall i found the diy kit was hard to do correctly and it is not cheap enough  for me to try twice ( i paid 17$ on ebay) on that kind of thing.Now I really love my tf10 and look at them differentely

since ive heard how they could sound
 
Since i leave in France where should i get the tf10 remolded : UM, fischer, ACS ? does anybody know a good audioprothesist near paris or how i can find one ?

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[Soundmangt4]

I am sitting here right now listening to my TF10's fitted with ACS custom tips, via my FiiO E7 as a DAC from my Mac, and with properly sealing custom tips, I can safely say that the TF10's don't need extra drivers adding. I love the low end from these IEM's, and as a live sound engineer of many years, I can say I am a bit of a sub junkie, and once the custom tips seal properly, the low end is crisp, tight and deep.
I can seriously recommend the FiiO E7 for driving the TF10's to get the full potential from them for not a lot of money!

 

[silentlight]

how do these compare to the FA DBA-02 in sound signature?

 

[DJGeorgeT]

UE had two versions of the double flange.The original ones were rubbery, which were later replaced by silicon ones. I actually prefer the silicon ones in terms of sound quality because they extended the highs, but they have been discontinued and I can't find replacement for them.
 
I bought a bunch on Ebay (item number 370289447824) tips and these sound good and seem to have excellent sounstage. You may also try the MEelectronics M9 balanced double flange tips. I am not too much of a fan of these because they are a little too dark.
 
George
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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.

Thanks, i ordered those cause their cheap as. Even if they dont work for the TF10's im sure they will work for others. Too bad its only one size?
 
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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.

 

 
Can you still get them?
 
 

 

[teatime0315]

Man... I sent my null replacement cables in for repair since early November! And the only response I got out of them was that they received it. I've sent them multiple emails regarding an ETA for a return but I've haven't gotten a response yet. Does anyone know how long repair usually takes?

 

[Young Spade]

^ A long time... Last I heard there was only one guy running the operation (or a very small number) so depending on how much business he has to do in conjunction with his social life, it might take a while.

 

[Jackquelegs]

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how do these compare to the FA DBA-02 in sound signature?

Completely different honestly. DBA-02 has better clarity, and overall more balanced. TF10s are very good in bass, but mids are lacking in comparison.

 

[bigdan89]

would these work for rock music and metal and a little hip hop ? also what would be a good cable to replace when the stock gose out? i heard the westone cable would be the best cheapeast replacement 

 

[Young Spade]

^ These IEMs are great for those genres. Back when I had mine I almost solely listened to those genres and I loved the sound I was getting with those. They have fast, punchy bass and a nice, airy sound that goes great with those genres. Little EQ is required but they act very well to the EQ.

 

[bigdan89]

awesome to hear  what eq setting ? im going to be using my ipod of metal...

 

[Young Spade]

Oh iPod presets? I liked using the hip hop and RnB settings; bass boost and treble boost both added too much and distorted or made the sound too bright, respectively.

But it varies from person to person, just pick a song you like and change them, the sound changes as soon as you pick it.

 

[albertnam]

Evidently, the new EQ in iOS 4.1+ is subtractive, so that should eliminate the problems that used to occur with ungodly distortion from the EQ settings.