😅can relate, for a small thing that cost that much. but now owning one, it justifiably sums the purchase. man i couldv'e bought one years early if i was only aware how much the improvement.
@@rahma_dihann the plus side is no matter what Iems you get in future you have plenty of tip choice, where as if you flipped that and got bored or the iem your down $100+
The new Tangzu Tang Sancai (narrow bore version) is one of the best tips I ever used. It makes the bass very tight (more than the Final Audio Type E). The mids and treble aren't affected and remain transparent across the spectrum. The fit is very good and stick in your ears without hurting. Another thing to note is that the pressure release griping system is the only one that actually works among all the tips I've used to this day. (I haven't tried the wide bore version, so I can't say the same).
I think I just need the Fiio case 😆 I carry 3 Dunu cases filled with tips right now and even though they take up almost zero real estate in my backpack, it sure would be nice to have them all in one case. Fantastic video, Timmy! 😊
These eartips review needs to be made more since I've been trying to find more proper ones since different iems require different tips to fit in my ears
8:47, the fiio case has no pegs on the upper part, i can probably fit similar amount of eartips in 2 normal dunu cases. i wish dunu would make the s&s eartips in a cone shape
I got out of the tip game with custom ear tips. Mine are hard eartips for wide bore IEM. Isolation is excellent, comfort is top notch and I can wear them all day on my S12. Yes, they are more expensive than one pair of tips, but instead of spending a similar amount of money on eartips that will wear out, or will not fit you well, it's affordable.
@@karsten.boethling Custom eartips are like a quarter of the way to CIEM. The process starts with ear impressions as well, and the size of your IEM nozzle. The process for custom eartips is even more niche than with CIEM, since it requieres some skill from the technitian to make everything come together. In my experience, go for the hard acrylic ones, not the soft. Soft, custom eartips butcher the sound, acrylic, enhance it.
My favourites of all time are Divinus Velvet(normal and now the wide bore as well)+ Eletech Baroque. But imo divinus gives 90-95% of the same feel as baroque at very low price.
@@oreozrelsion8818 it reduces the bass a bit but there's more clarity and details. Keep in mind that I use them on an Andromeda Gold I haven't used them on a $300 pair of iems yet.
I know the initial investment for these eartip molds can be quite high, but sheesh man, some of these eartip manufacturers charge a pretty penny for some silicone... The least they can do is offer variety packs! (some of them do)
The most expensive ear tips I know are the JIJUJET & JIJUMA. And they have a really weird shape, and they say they give you a special soundstage. I haven't tried them so I don't know if they work.
Hey @gizaudio what's your top 5 eartips recommendation that are blind buy worthy? Not for any specific purpose. Best overall. I prefer silicone or hybrid.
I have tried so many types of ear tips and only the dunu s&s tips, spinfit w1, softears uc clear and just bog standard bullet shaped stock tips work for me. The dunu s&s and spinfit w1 are the best I’ve tried for me. The uc clear only works best for me on the blessing 2 and nothing else I tried it on
I can kind of see why you want variety packs to be available, but when only one of those sizes actually fits (maybe 2 for styles with half-sizes) it winds up going mostly to waste. For expensive sets, better to work out your size with variety packs from cheaper sets or sets coming with iems than spend a premium to use less than half of an expensive variety pack.
The issue with that is every ear tip is different. Size isn't standardized. A medium with one is a large with another. It usually isn't even standard brand to brand. The more expensive ones, especially, use weirder materials that affect fitment.
@@gavinbrichardson They pretty universally publish the measurements for each size, though, which can be usefully compared regardless of size naming issues.
They do show the dimensions and whatnot but I actually would want variety pack like M/ML or ML/L so you don’t waste the stuffs you know will never fit, but still get a size up and down for deeper or shallower insertion. Dimensions sometimes just don’t tell the story. My recent experience with Baroque L and Divinus Velvet ML is an example. Baroque is 13.3 mm OD while Velvet is 13.2mm. But in practice the Baroque fits noticeably smaller. So I guess the tips’ shape profile and material stiffness/softness all play together.
I'd rather it go to waste than buying 5 packs of something that doesn't quite fit and those also going to waste That tactic only works if there was standardized sizing which there isn't, which is how I came to wear Large Dunu S&S, medium spring tips, small and medium Sancai wide bores but large normal Sancais and then ML and L spiral dot++ Even though the dimensions are publicized, it doesnt matter because your ear decides how it fits well and not just sizing
It's a Symbio but comfortable. It does a good job reducing the external noise. Sound wise, it muffles the mids and treble. The bass gets too soft for my taste. I only recommend it if you want comfort and isolation.
"Easy to put on and take off" sounds like an unequivocally bad thing to me... Isn't literally the WORST thing about eartips when they keep falling off your earphones every time you touch them?
This could be more the iem bore issue than the tips. For example my SM4 has no ring around the bore hence some tips would remain in my ear when I take the iem out at a result.
I have a big iem collection but without the right tip it is a waste of money because it will never hear the best of it so look at the price of the iem and then the price of the tip dont put the tip of the same price on a 20€ test the cheaper first😊
I can tell you confidently no management group/production team/tech team is going to order the one with grooves. I shudder to think how much earwax those puppies can grab. I hope I never have to tech a pair of ears with those tips.
Is it just or ear tips are extremely overpriced. One should get at least 6 pairs for $10 in my opinion (2 pairs per size?), or a 3-pack under $5. KZ starlines and TRN T-tips are the only well priced tips in the market (other than generics).
fiio hs19. not easy to put them on an IEM, easy to take out. I've left only two foamy pair for myself. Others are in the case at the bookshelf as a part of interior. Got it for $8.5 as a new customer's bonus from a china market at summersale. Thank you for advice "don't buy, wait for annual sale or any celebration"
Hey @gizaudio what's your top 5 eartips recommendation that are blind buy worthy? Not for any specific purpose. Best overall. I prefer silicone or hybrid.
Timmy when spending 3000$ on an IEM: 😍
Timmy when spending 14$ on eartips: 😱
Bruh I'm the exact opposite, thinking so hard to buy a solid IEM set for under $80 and then casually spent $100+ for sets of eartips.
😅can relate, for a small thing that cost that much. but now owning one, it justifiably sums the purchase. man i couldv'e bought one years early if i was only aware how much the improvement.
@@rahma_dihann the plus side is no matter what Iems you get in future you have plenty of tip choice, where as if you flipped that and got bored or the iem your down $100+
Eartips are more important than IEM.
The new Tangzu Tang Sancai (narrow bore version) is one of the best tips I ever used. It makes the bass very tight (more than the Final Audio Type E). The mids and treble aren't affected and remain transparent across the spectrum. The fit is very good and stick in your ears without hurting.
Another thing to note is that the pressure release griping system is the only one that actually works among all the tips I've used to this day. (I haven't tried the wide bore version, so I can't say the same).
I think I just need the Fiio case 😆 I carry 3 Dunu cases filled with tips right now and even though they take up almost zero real estate in my backpack, it sure would be nice to have them all in one case. Fantastic video, Timmy! 😊
Thanks Timmy, just ordered myself a set of the Velvet wide bore to try them out.
Ay, you holding them tips up to the camera like it's morphin time! 😂
These eartips review needs to be made more since I've been trying to find more proper ones since different iems require different tips to fit in my ears
8:47, the fiio case has no pegs on the upper part, i can probably fit similar amount of eartips in 2 normal dunu cases.
i wish dunu would make the s&s eartips in a cone shape
I got out of the tip game with custom ear tips. Mine are hard eartips for wide bore IEM. Isolation is excellent, comfort is top notch and I can wear them all day on my S12. Yes, they are more expensive than one pair of tips, but instead of spending a similar amount of money on eartips that will wear out, or will not fit you well, it's affordable.
@@sand9577 Has Timmy ever got CIEMs made?
Are custom ear tips different from CIEMs? Never heard of that before…
@@karsten.boethling Custom eartips are like a quarter of the way to CIEM. The process starts with ear impressions as well, and the size of your IEM nozzle. The process for custom eartips is even more niche than with CIEM, since it requieres some skill from the technitian to make everything come together. In my experience, go for the hard acrylic ones, not the soft. Soft, custom eartips butcher the sound, acrylic, enhance it.
@@sand9577 Very interesting! Where did you get yours?
@@karsten.boethlingWe will never know
My favourites of all time are Divinus Velvet(normal and now the wide bore as well)+ Eletech Baroque. But imo divinus gives 90-95% of the same feel as baroque at very low price.
I love the eletech ear tips, but no variety party is definitely a drawback, glad you speak for the community
I have the corier brass tips I need to buy the alloy ones 😊
How does it sound?
@@oreozrelsion8818 it reduces the bass a bit but there's more clarity and details. Keep in mind that I use them on an Andromeda Gold I haven't used them on a $300 pair of iems yet.
I know the initial investment for these eartip molds can be quite high, but sheesh man, some of these eartip manufacturers charge a pretty penny for some silicone... The least they can do is offer variety packs! (some of them do)
Demand isn't that mainstream sadly, they gotta put up with it somehow
The most expensive ear tips I know are the JIJUJET & JIJUMA.
And they have a really weird shape, and they say they give you a special soundstage.
I haven't tried them so I don't know if they work.
@iisakei2369 I want to try those lol
Haha did the same with the fiio case. Ordered 2 of them as so convenient. Just need to find a way to keep track of which is which
Hey @gizaudio what's your top 5 eartips recommendation that are blind buy worthy? Not for any specific purpose. Best overall. I prefer silicone or hybrid.
I have tried so many types of ear tips and only the dunu s&s tips, spinfit w1, softears uc clear and just bog standard bullet shaped stock tips work for me. The dunu s&s and spinfit w1 are the best I’ve tried for me. The uc clear only works best for me on the blessing 2 and nothing else I tried it on
Timmy, how's the velvet wide fit and perform on the Elysian Pilgrim?
Spinfit W1 FTW
I’ve heard the divinus wide bore is a good match for warm/bassy iems (better soundstage), would love to hear your thoughts on it
I did the same with the Dunu eartips case 😊
Timmy, how does the velvet normal compare to the wide bore version?
so far My favourites are the tangzu Sancai but am really curious of the velvets, anyone know what the velvets are like on the Aful P5?.
Azla Vivid are my current favorites.
Hey Timmy, bass, I want bass bass and more bass. What ear tips you recommend?
Foams
@Gizaudio Dude you didn't need to buy the Fiio tips to get a case, you'd ask me and I'll print you one on my 3D printer free of charge x)
thanks for the review timmy. have you tried the kbear tips? if so, thoughts?
@@endorphinADMIN which one?
@@Gizaudio my apologies, the 07, kbear 07
@@endorphinADMINthey're quite good for the price and come standard with lots of (good) iems
Any eartips recommendation for Elysian Diva or stock Spinfit W1 are great as is?
How do you try an IEM tip before buying?
Finally
Return to usual unboxing videos
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@@AliR03 next we unbox a house
@@Gizaudio ahahhahahha wth
I hope you could review earrbond for us.
Which is best under 20$ for beginners type c
Oooh I want that FiiO case. If you are listening FIiO please sell that case.
Fiio HS18 or HS19
Who Know Which Are Better Sounding?
I can kind of see why you want variety packs to be available, but when only one of those sizes actually fits (maybe 2 for styles with half-sizes) it winds up going mostly to waste. For expensive sets, better to work out your size with variety packs from cheaper sets or sets coming with iems than spend a premium to use less than half of an expensive variety pack.
The issue with that is every ear tip is different. Size isn't standardized. A medium with one is a large with another. It usually isn't even standard brand to brand. The more expensive ones, especially, use weirder materials that affect fitment.
@@gavinbrichardson They pretty universally publish the measurements for each size, though, which can be usefully compared regardless of size naming issues.
They do show the dimensions and whatnot but I actually would want variety pack like M/ML or ML/L so you don’t waste the stuffs you know will never fit, but still get a size up and down for deeper or shallower insertion. Dimensions sometimes just don’t tell the story. My recent experience with Baroque L and Divinus Velvet ML is an example. Baroque is 13.3 mm OD while Velvet is 13.2mm. But in practice the Baroque fits noticeably smaller. So I guess the tips’ shape profile and material stiffness/softness all play together.
I'd rather it go to waste than buying 5 packs of something that doesn't quite fit and those also going to waste
That tactic only works if there was standardized sizing which there isn't, which is how I came to wear Large Dunu S&S, medium spring tips, small and medium Sancai wide bores but large normal Sancais and then ML and L spiral dot++
Even though the dimensions are publicized, it doesnt matter because your ear decides how it fits well and not just sizing
Tips don't go to waste as such, when you have friends and family that either lose their tips often or you gift them iems and such, they come in handy.
try radius deep mount eartips
I think the last one is designed to leak, to make some iems less boomy for non-bassheads.
I cant imagine how much time did you spend finding “this thing”
@@eruhlumuhdi8292 ???
Timmy could you test the HiFiGo x ZEOS Render Silicone Memory Foam Eartips
It's a Symbio but comfortable. It does a good job reducing the external noise. Sound wise, it muffles the mids and treble. The bass gets too soft for my taste. I only recommend it if you want comfort and isolation.
"Easy to put on and take off" sounds like an unequivocally bad thing to me... Isn't literally the WORST thing about eartips when they keep falling off your earphones every time you touch them?
This could be more the iem bore issue than the tips. For example my SM4 has no ring around the bore hence some tips would remain in my ear when I take the iem out at a result.
I want them eletechs
🎉
Sister, make a video about foams
I have a big iem collection but without the right tip it is a waste of money because it will never hear the best of it so look at the price of the iem and then the price of the tip dont put the tip of the same price on a 20€ test the cheaper first😊
I can tell you confidently no management group/production team/tech team is going to order the one with grooves. I shudder to think how much earwax those puppies can grab. I hope I never have to tech a pair of ears with those tips.
Is it just or ear tips are extremely overpriced. One should get at least 6 pairs for $10 in my opinion (2 pairs per size?), or a 3-pack under $5. KZ starlines and TRN T-tips are the only well priced tips in the market (other than generics).
Different materials cost differently + many other production related factors will change the price
Mest Mk3
Ventilation ball fans--that's what they're called. 😅
Variety pack is a waste of money I never use small sizes. Just medium to large. All large fits Me
im way too early i just bought an eartip 😁
9:08 you failed as an asian. 6 times 4 is 24 then divided by 2 is 12.. just joking my dude
Eletech are ny favorites atm.
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Nobody cares
@@MrDeskart you do
I put spinfit cp240,s on everything
fiio hs19. not easy to put them on an IEM, easy to take out. I've left only two foamy pair for myself. Others are in the case at the bookshelf as a part of interior. Got it for $8.5 as a new customer's bonus from a china market at summersale. Thank you for advice "don't buy, wait for annual sale or any celebration"
Hey @gizaudio what's your top 5 eartips recommendation that are blind buy worthy? Not for any specific purpose. Best overall. I prefer silicone or hybrid.