[gregjp48]

I recently found one of the S sized tips on my d-jays torn in my pocket, so I'm in need of new tips. The problem is if I order them from jays.se, there's an outrageous shipping price of 45-100 dollars to the US. Are their any reatailers from which I could order them from?

Alternatively, will Shure or Ety foamies fit? In this case, what size would I be buying? I usually use an xS or S in my right ear and a S in my left (yeah I have small ear canals). I've been wanting foamies, but which should I buy/ hwo would I go about putting them on the D-jays? Thanks.

Also, the jays didn't come with a case, so how would I protect them whilst in my pocket? Are there third party cases any of you head-fiers can recommend?

Thanks

 

[PetCed]

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Originally Posted by gregjp48 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I recently found one of the S sized tips on my d-jays torn in my pocket, so I'm in need of new tips. The problem is if I order them from jays.se, there's an outrageous shipping price of 45-100 dollars to the US. Are their any reatailers from which I could order them from? Alternatively, will Shure or Ety foamies fit? In this case, what size would I be buying? I usually use an xS or S in my right ear and a S in my left (yeah I have small ear canals). I've been wanting foamies, but which should I buy/ hwo would I go about putting them on the D-jays? Thanks. Also, the jays didn't come with a case, so how would I protect them whilst in my pocket? Are there third party cases any of you head-fiers can recommend? Thanks

Hi!

Have you checked with headroom or audiocubes? If they dont have then contact me.

http://www.headphone.com
http://www.audiocubes.com

 

[antonyfirst]

Hi,

When I used the d-JAYS, I found they sounded very good with Etymotic ER4's foam tips. Isolation becomes top notch, and bass is more impactful. The tips need to be enlarged a bit, though (I used a screwdriver, or a pen).

 

[skev13]

I use the modified triflange tips I used to use with my Westone UM2's.

As for a case, I ended up getting an altoids tin.

 

[antonyfirst]

I also used the triflanges, but I found that the sound suffered because of the narrow tubes.