[H20Fidelity]

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I don't have an issue with the fit...I have huge ears and the Comply largest tip is nearly too small. my issue is that my UE's come in and out of my ears quite a lot and the Comply tips wear out in under a month...and they're about $4 a set so over time customs would pay for themselves. Also...correct me if I'm wrong but a custom is going to provide the best sound yes?

You could try the Monster Super tips, they're the biggest tips I've ever seen and my ears are rather large I couldn't fit the large tips in my ears.

Check 'em out here. 

 

 

[Watagump]

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so i have to buy the remolding thing snd then take it to a pro guy to have im change it into the new mold? Or does inearz do that?

You get the molds done either with a kit and do it yourself. Or get them done by an audiologist, then you send the impressions and your TF10's to InEarZ. They take apart the TF10's and make new molds and put the drivers and crossover into the new molds. You get to pick your colors design etc, of course the fancier you go, the price can go up. What you end up with is exactly like what my picture is, a headphone with the TF10 components inside. Visit the InEarZ site, they have a toll free number and can answer all your questions.

 

[wolfetan44]

You get the molds done either with a kit and do it yourself. Or get them done by an audiologist, then you send the impressions and your TF10's to InEarZ. They take apart the TF10's and make new molds and put the drivers and crossover into the new molds. You get to pick your colors design etc, of course the fancier you go, the price can go up. What you end up with is exactly like what my picture is, a headphone with the TF10 components inside. Visit the InEarZ site, they have a toll free number and can answer all your questions.

Is it hard to do it with a kit?

 

[Watagump]

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Is it hard to do it with a kit?

I have never done it, hit up youtube, they have videos. It doesnt look too hard. Just search for ear impressions.

 

[Fizz]

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Is it hard to do it with a kit?

It's not hard to do, but easy to screw up if you don't know what you're doing.
 
I've had enough impressions done for my one custom to be able to do it myself, while blindfolded.
 
 
I'd really recommend looking for an audiologist to get it done instead.

 

[wolfetan44]

I have never done it, hit up youtube, they have videos. It doesnt look too hard. Just search for ear impressions.

im only a teen. Wouldnt it look weird going into a place like that?

 

[Fizz]

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im only a teen. Wouldnt it look weird going into a place like that?

Only as weird as someone walking around with Custom IEM's would.

 

[Watagump]

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im only a teen. Wouldnt it look weird going into a place like that?

Would it look weird going into a place like what?

 

[wolfetan44]

Would it look weird going into a place like what?

Where they stick that weird goo into ur ear. Lol.

 

[Watagump]

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Where they stick that weird goo into ur ear. Lol.

Of course not, people that get hearing aides go get impressions. I told my Audiologist what I was getting done. It was a very tiny office with 2 rooms and a sound proof booth. It does feel weird, but kinda cool also.

 

[ramw5p]

Its easy to do!!!  HOWEVER, you need someone to look in your ear first to make sure it is clear of wax etc!!!  Otherwise your impressions will be off.  <y wife did both sets of mine, but she has the equipment to check and clean my ears.

 

[wolfetan44]

Of course not, people that get hearing aides go get impressions. I told my Audiologist what I was getting done. It was a very tiny office with 2 rooms and a sound proof booth. It does feel weird, but kinda cool also.

oh ok thanks.

 

[wolfetan44]

oh ok thanks.

And what does a custom IEM do exactly?

 

[wolfetan44]

oh ok thanks.

Ehat do custom IEMs do exactly?

 

[Watagump]

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And what does a custom IEM do exactly?

Makes you look cooler than your friends. My main reason for customs was to never have to buy tips again. Plus its now MY design.