Review Avery Custom Ear Buds for Sennheiser Ie80
But like to study on a solution I establish.
Since the Comply did not piece of work for me, I establish a visitor doing custom ear molds and where willing and able to integrate my IE 800 with the custom ear mold. Works fine for me now.
The company is www.ocgmbh.ch. Toll was CHF 130,-- (about 140,-- USD) plus freight.
Another visitor may be http://www.lear-eshop.com/products/semi-soft-cloth-custom-fit-ear-mold-half-mold-tips-for-sennheiser-ie800 located in Honk Kong. Only living in Switzerland, the starting time ane was a better solution for me.
You have to transport us the IE800 with your ear impression for the special Custom fit ear-mold in both cases.Hope these pointers are helpful to some looking for a solution to their IE 800.
how have these turned out for you? Any problems with the sound?
I have the IE80 and IE800's and am thinking about custom ear molds.
Why are your cables on your modded ie800s and so thick? Are you sure they're genuine? The cable strain reliever merely below the drivers look as well short and the cable looks definitely likewise thick
WOW im totally an idiot haha. Information technology'south the shadow just underneath the cablevision that made the cable look really thick. I couldn't actually tell until I looked at it closely. They're definitely genuine, my bad haha
Hi all,
Hither is the solution that has worked for me. I contacted comply foam customer service who eroneously informed me that they have a tip that works. The tips they sent me did not fit as they were likewise tight to fit the postal service...intitially...
Comply foam was very skillful about refunding the order immediately when I explained the event via email.
At this point I had a free fix of tips with which to experiment.
1. I used a pocket-size kitchen knife to stretch the opening of the eartip that mounts to the earphone equally information technology is plastic and therefore malleable.
2. I inserted the tip of the knife and slowly turned in back and forth in a round motion while gradually pushing the blade deeper into the cylinder, checking every few turns because I did not desire to over street the circumference which would again render the earbud useless because information technology would exist too loose. I besides did not wish to either cut or rupture the small-scale plastic post.
3. Later on three or 4 tries of gradually widening the opening, I could sideslip the the earbud over the post on the ie800's
four. I made certain that I seated the bud in the correct position and gave it a infinitesimal for the plastic to rebound from existence stretched and therefore grip the post of the ie800s.
I did this a couple of months ago and today they are still working like a amuse. Audio is peachy, isolation is great and they stay in.
I wrote this modernistic out in 4 steps for clarity, but in reality, the whole process took almost i minute.
Hither is a link to the earbuds I am using.
http://www.complyfoam.com/products/sen-isolation/
Promise this helps.
Cheers!
Hi all,
Here is the solution that has worked for me. I contacted comply cream customer service who eroneously informed me that they accept a tip that works. The tips they sent me did not fit equally they were too tight to fit the mail...intitially...
Comply foam was very good about refunding the order immediately when I explained the issue via email.
At this point I had a complimentary set of tips with which to experiment.1. I used a small kitchen knife to stretch the opening of the eartip that mounts to the earphone every bit it is plastic and therefore malleable.
2. I inserted the tip of the pocketknife and slowly turned in back and forth in a circular motion while gradually pushing the blade deeper into the cylinder, checking every few turns because I did not want to over street the circumference which would again render the earbud useless considering it would be too loose. I also did non wish to either cutting or rupture the small plastic mail service.
3. After 3 or four tries of gradually widening the opening, I could slip the the earbud over the post on the ie800'south
4. I made sure that I seated the bud in the right position and gave it a minute for the plastic to rebound from being stretched and therefore grip the post of the ie800s.I did this a couple of months agone and today they are still working similar a charm. Audio is peachy, isolation is corking and they stay in.
I wrote this mod out in 4 steps for clarity, simply in reality, the whole process took about 1 minute.
Here is a link to the earbuds I am using.
http://www.complyfoam.com/products/sen-isolation/
Hope this helps.
Thanks!
That was interesting!
Quite an endeavor on your side
Hi all,
Hither is the solution that has worked for me. I contacted comply foam client service who eroneously informed me that they have a tip that works. The tips they sent me did not fit as they were too tight to fit the postal service...intitially...
Comply foam was very good near refunding the order immediately when I explained the effect via email.
At this point I had a free set of tips with which to experiment.1. I used a small kitchen knife to stretch the opening of the eartip that mounts to the earphone as information technology is plastic and therefore malleable.
ii. I inserted the tip of the knife and slowly turned in dorsum and forth in a round motion while gradually pushing the blade deeper into the cylinder, checking every few turns considering I did not want to over street the circumference which would over again render the earbud useless because it would be too loose. I also did not wish to either cut or rupture the modest plastic post.
iii. After three or four tries of gradually widening the opening, I could slip the the earbud over the post on the ie800's
4. I made certain that I seated the bud in the correct position and gave it a minute for the plastic to rebound from being stretched and therefore grip the mail service of the ie800s.I did this a couple of months agone and today they are still working like a charm. Sound is neat, isolation is great and they stay in.
I wrote this modern out in 4 steps for clarity, but in reality, the whole process took almost 1 minute.
Hither is a link to the earbuds I am using.
http://www.complyfoam.com/products/sen-isolation/
Hope this helps.
Cheers!
Thanks for the modernistic! I think I ordered the same tips equally you did initially, just instead of using a kitchen knife to widen the opening, I used a knife to cut the tip off of a sharpened No. 2 pencil, far enough down that the tip was slightly wider than the lead itself, past my guess about 3mm. That was small enough that it could fit in and widen the opening, just also brusk enough that it wouldn't puncture the wax guard if you opt for that model. I did need to exert an amount of force to push the tip down onto the pencil and and then jerk information technology off, but information technology worked wonderfully. There'south also minimal gamble of damaging the tip, as there'south no sharp edge involved.
I'thou now jamming out to me IE 800's without worrying about the tips getting stuck in my ears 
Thanks again!
I thought I would share my solution to the problem. I couldn't get the comply tips to sound practiced so I did some surgery with cuticle scissors on some Bose tips. I was able to put the ear hooks on the ie800s giving me a very secure fit. Aye it'due south ridiculous to have to do but the result has made me very happy.
I thought I would share my solution to the problem. I couldn't get the comply tips to audio skilful and then I did some surgery with cuticle scissors on some Bose tips. I was able to put the ear hooks on the ie800s giving me a very secure fit. Yes information technology'south ridiculous to have to do simply the consequence has fabricated me very happy.
Moter, thanks! This is an first-class suggestion... it works very, very well. For anyone who comes across this annotation. Following Moter's proffer, I used a pair of Bose Medium StayHear Tips (Medium is a good fit for me, only y'all could also apply large or small depending on the length of the "fly-tip" that yous will use to go along the IE800'due south in the ear. The wing-tip comfortably fits into and rests confronting the earlobe ridge above the earhole)
The silicon wing-tip will bespeak up, so I rolled the tip flange forward and used a razor to piece the bottom edge up to the base of the flange to permit me to fit the IE800 in the StayHear with the IE800 wire downward and plumbing fixtures through the cutting. Next I removed the Sennheiser silicon tip. So I worked the Sennheiser through the cut StayHear until the speaker section was completely clear. Replace the Sennheiser silicon tip. Finally, I establish it slightly amend to re-fold the StayHear tip flange forrard to cover the Sennheiser silicon tip base of operations.
This was an excellent suggestion! I do think the Comply fit works "ok" but Moter's arroyo with the StayHear sounds bully and for my ears stays much amend than the Sennheiser or Comply ear-tips. Thank you again Moter!
I thought I would share my solution to the problem. I couldn't get the comply tips to sound expert so I did some surgery with cuticle scissors on some Bose tips. I was able to put the ear hooks on the ie800s giving me a very secure fit. Yes it's ridiculous to accept to do simply the result has fabricated me very happy.
Moter, thanks! This is an excellent suggestion... it works very, very well. For anyone who comes across this annotation. Following Moter'southward suggestion, I used a pair of Bose Medium StayHear Tips (Medium is a good fit for me, but you could also employ large or minor depending on the length of the "wing-tip" that yous will use to keep the IE800's in the ear. The fly-tip comfortably fits into and rests against the earlobe ridge above the earhole)
The silicon wing-tip will point upwardly, and so I rolled the tip flange forward and used a razor to slice the lesser edge upwards to the base of the flange to let me to fit the IE800 in the StayHear with the IE800 wire down and fitting through the cut. Next I removed the Sennheiser silicon tip. Then I worked the Sennheiser through the cut StayHear until the speaker section was completely clear. Replace the Sennheiser silicon tip. Finally, I found information technology slightly better to re-fold the StayHear tip flange forward to cover the Sennheiser silicon tip base.
This was an excellent proffer! I do think the Comply fit works "ok" but Moter's arroyo with the StayHear sounds great and for my ears stays much better than the Sennheiser or Comply ear-tips. Thanks again Moter!
Source: https://www.head-fi.org/threads/ie800-ear-tips.681174/page-2
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