Yes. It became outdated very quickly. Lol. The recent obs update includes track matte stingers which removes all the touch portal stuff completely. I’ll try and put something together soon as my KZbin content has been extremely lacking.

A lot of people i know removed theirs without a problem. It’s really does just get in the way.

I plug mine directly into a GOXLR mini which is plugged into the pc via usb. It has a built in headphone amplifier which is good quality so I’d assume that helps with the sound. I’ve not tried them directly into pc but I still think they would sound pretty good.

Honestly, these sound better than my previous headphones, everything just sound cleaner and clearer. And I find the imaging much better too.

No worries. Glad it helped

Just resell it, I do that all the time for the stuff I don’t use anymore.

Had some recording issues that I couldn’t fix after. Lesson learnt I guess

The ones I’m using are quite good. I play apex legends with them and can pick direction and distance quite easily. I haven’t tried any others...yet.

@@JuicyAUS thanks for the reply👌

Haha I want to try them too. Start with one set and now I want to see how good others sound.

Hey, I have the CCA CSN, the CCA C12 and the TRN MT1. There isn't much difference between them, the differences are really subtle. For a significant difference I am considsring the CCA CA10 since it is BA only but still I am not expecting a night and day difference. I feel like the CSN is the best value since it has that BA sharpness and the DD fullness for low end but its affordable compared to C12 plus its a seudo-custom IEM shape so for me it sticks to the ear like a glove.

Thanks. And apologies on the previous vid. Had some issues with the recording that I unfortunately couldn’t repair without re-recording.

Thank you. It was a big video to put together.

Thanks Dave!

Do you use it for fps gaming like for footsteps?

@@kingofeditortv5013 Yep, I also use it for gaming and it also works pretty well, sometimes it's as if I can feel the sounds lol

Depends on the IEM, but some have really good treble response and positioning so you can pretty easily pick up on footsteps and the like. Just keep in mind that really detailed treble can get on some people’s nerves over longer periods of time so they might not be for everyone when it comes to longer sessions. But for finding enemies in almost every single FPS you want better treble and maybe even a subdued or mild bass. You also need something with good positioning, but not too wide a soundstage (though that is less of an issue with IEMs and more with headphones).

@@acdbrn2000 what iem do u recommend for gaming $50?

@@blixxity Probably something like the tin T2 if you want more general use as well. KZ ZS10 pro is a little sharper but still reasonable. Moondrop SSR is sharp as hell (I am treble sensitive I can not use them at all) and I would not recommend them for anything but something like FPS games unless you EQ them into something more reasonable.

I had looked at those also and a few others. Biggest problem I had is not many are “on shelf” in Australia but I’m thinking of buying those and a couple of others to try out so I have something similar to compare to.

@@JuicyAUS ah that's a shame. While you're at it, some people apparently love tin t2 for gaming. Might also check it out as well

Thank you!

Thanks Dave!

Ehh from memory it was around 80nm by the specs. Could be wrong there. It was a while ago. I didn’t torque them though. Just did them right.

That black fender use for break old model don,t have break or neutral you gonna play with reverse and fwd while docking unlike the newest model they have neutral.

Hi Gary, no I didn't use gasket goo when reassembling the pump. Have heard since that you're supposed to though.

OK THANKS, again it was a great DIY Cheers Gary in Australia