I found the Softears Liquid Silicone Ear Tips to also be an excellent choice with indigo. There similar material as the Xelastecs but like the crystal then don’t loss shape or attract dust, another good one is the epro tws.
Let us know how it goes. Fingers crossed for u!
Thanks mate, they ship tomorrow, I'll definitely let you know in a week to 10 days.
I think you’re in for a surprise. Only problem then will be funding the upgrade in your source!
Good to hear man! I’m happy for you. I think I have made up my mind that I’m going to get the indigo too to see what the hype is about. Could you PM me the price you paid for yours?
This is exactly what happened with me!! The insanity is real!
It's like motorcycles, watches and socks, this head-fi stuff isn't a hobby, it's a disease!
I like watches too...enlighten me on socks...
I've got a drawer full of colorful vibrant feet gloves and whenever we go over to friends places, they always ask me to take off my shoes 'cause the want to see what sock I'm wearing. I'm a professional / motivational platform conference speaker and when I'm out on a gig, I always bright red socks because I'm (usually) up on a platform and the audience in the conference room looking up and they see the bold red projecting out from behind the dark pants and black shoes. Actually solid red, or striped blue are probably the most conservative socks I've got. But I don't want wild pattern for the sake of out there, they still have to be stylish. I love red. Really love it. I remember when I was 23 I took a corporate sales training program when I was employed by the parent of DHL. The instructor that day told us to never wear red becaus of the psycholigical effect. Red meant Stop, and it subliminally stops buyers from buying. I thought to myself, "What a load of horse *@%t". He also told us not to drive 2 door sports cars because it's disrespectful to the client. We needed sedans. Well shortly thereafter I went out and got myself stacks of tred socks, red ties and I bought a Red 911 - over the next 2 years I went out and bagged about 20 million in contracts, got sent to HKG as global account director and by 28 I was Global VP. When i took the corporate handcuffs off, I went into the sales training business, bought the company that I heard that crap from, re-engineered their process and began telling my audiences to take everything you hear witha grain of salt.... even what comes out of me .... no one is capable of giveing anything more than their perspective.... albeit mine's pretty good! LOL
No motorcycles.... at one point I had 4 Harleys sitting in the garage. Each of course needed to be customized, needed headwork, needed new pipes.... way more expensive than this hobby.. Like IEMS, I've paired down all my collections of "stuff".
