5 FAVORITE EARTIPS EVER

[@SuperReview]

This makes me wanna do a video about ear tips. IMO ear tips matter wayyyyyy more than things like DACs, amp, and lossless files. Not even close.

[@Gizaudio]

New IEMTuber meta: eartip content

[@volodymyrhoisan1656]

Let's not forget the real MVP: cables

[@kenjikodai]

Absolutely, I'm still trying to find the best tips for my Mext, all I got is Sancai Wide Bores on em

[@godofgrains]

hell yeah mark

[@kaavik47]

I agree with you completely, Mark, but I also think tips are much more subjective to each user. There are some important aspects, such as insertion depth, seal, and bore width, but how a listener achieves these goals is highly dependent on physiology. I have used other people's recommendations and not been happy, always going back to the right seal I get from Xelastics, but many others would disagree. Therefore , I think videos on how to use eartips are more valuable than individual eartip reviews.

[@randommusser9945]

having technoblade in background feels like my 2 worlds clashing together, audiphile and my childhood goat technoblade :'( rest in peace king

[@Gizaudio]

He never dies ❤

[@Re_Panda]

Blood for the Blood God

[@delta2613]

Funny thing is that, I manage to meet the designer of the Subtonic Storm today. He told me how much of a impact eartips can affect the sound like eartip shapes, bore size, personal ear canal differences, sealing, insertion depth, etc. Really interesting but my brain definitely felt like mush after being told all that stuff I've never thought about before in audio 💀

[@catdampawshaker2735]

Oh where did you meet him at? He's a great guy to talk to, super knowledgeable

[@delta2613]

@@catdampawshaker2735 I met him at the Hangout by crinacle in Singapore actually! Didn't realise who he was until I asked lol Why he was there? Well... something seems to be in the works 👀

[@fsdfmsbcxx]

Very important tip for you all, guys: Always wash brand-new eartips with soap and warm water BEFORE you use them. This can prevent medical issues like ear canal irritations and even allergies. I know that by own experience.

[@jayrobinson4378]

Tip rolling is where I spend my money on this hobby now. I’m done buying IEM’s for the foreseeable future and I’ve got all the cables I want and need. Tip rolling keeps me spending in the hobby but also saving in the hobby :)

[@kenjikodai]

The Sancais smaller bass hit is definitely from the grooved texture as that helps alleviate pressure build up

[@TheMatrixxProjekt]

1. Velvets (best balance of comfort and sound) 2. Spinfit W1 (comfortable, losses slight bit of dynamics for more soundstage width compared to Velvets) 3. Azla Crystal (detail monsters of eartips, great treble extension, tight bass hits)

[@Andallnosm24]

Agree on Azla Crystal, i loved and hated xelastecs, and i feel this is the Azla's answer to it

[@nocomplyyy]

Crystals are the TWS wide bore ones?

[@TheMatrixxProjekt]

@@nocomplyyy They have a version for TWS and a version for wired IEMs. I’ve only used the ones for IEMs

[@Jvnc-qe3tv]

what do you think of Zeos Render? I'm looking for tips for the zero red

[@TheMatrixxProjekt]

@@Jvnc-qe3tv I recently got a set of Render tips to try out. Overall, they are a great set if you have an iem with fit stability issues. However, Render tips seem to color the sound a bit more than standard tips and change dynamics (I don’t really use normal foam tips so not sure if these differences are the same as foam vs silicon tip). Bass felt more thick with slightly less precision; treble didn’t sound recessed when it comes to pure audio levels, but it felt like treble was not allowed to freely move in the head stage as compared to Divinus Velvets. I’d imagine this change in sound may work really well with some iems, but very bad with others. I’ve only tested them with my QDC Anole V14 and Thieaudio Hype 4. They were average with V14, good with Hype 4 sound wise. Comfort is very good with both short term and long term wear. Definitely a nice middle ground between foam and silicon tips if you don’t like the surface texture of foam tips or have fit inconsistencies with pure silicon. Side note: You will need to be more careful putting on and taking off Render tips to the iem nozzles. The silicon part seems to be much thinner than normal tips so they are more fragile. I accidentally ripped one of my size smalls trying to take them off of my Hype 4 (partially due to my carelessness).

[@SupanontJ]

My 5 favorite tips 1. Spinfit CP100+ 2. Spinfit W1 3. Divinus Velvet 4. Tanchjim T-APB 5. Tangzu Sancai

[@Thoughtflux]

Is cp100 better than w1?

[@iDeker]

I have spin fit Omni. How do they compare?

[@MIKSikano]

eartips is a niche within a niche hobby and with an 'ocean' of tips that we can find, is it very helpful video like yours can narrow down and help us to have an informed decision when buying eartips

[@JRVick]

IEMs are like a great speaker system. Eartips like the room you place them in and the comfy chair you sit in. Devinus velvet WB for me..❤

[@nurmbms90]

The divinus velvet wide bore fits the symphonium crimson well. It deep inserts smoothly and since crimson has a lot of treble details that maybe fatiguing , it smoothens it and stages the IEM a little more than usual.

[@Yoshendi]

I’m always interested in hearing about new eartips! When you’ve already found a great high-end IEM then eartips are the one of the few relatively affordable ways to make your set up even better

[@littlesukka6727]

My top 5: 1. Eletech Baroque 2. Spiral Dot++ 3. Spinfit W1/Omni 4. Azla Sednaearfit Crystal 5. Spinfit CP155 Baroque is like a Divinus Velvet + Spiral Dot++, Velvet shape and smoothness with the thin material like the Spiral Dot++, which is very comfortable and secure (although it's quite pricey). Divinus Velvet's material is just too hard which causes pain after a while, but the shape and quality is top tier (and you get a free eartip case).

[@yuukishin242]

I use the CP155 on my Zero Red, it's really confortable and I can insert it pretty deep

[@littlesukka6727]

@@yuukishin242 Yeah, I use CP155 for iems with wide but short nozzles (pilgrim), and the shape is also very comfortable

[@davelordy]

I have mine custom made from sable fur marinaded in the tears of failed musicians.

[@j.w.s.743]

Timmy said " Oh so you want some reviews huh"? 😆This man is on a roll! Great content as always and keep up the great work!

[@jonix24mejor]

based on what Gizaudio just said about the Tang Sancai, im really curious on about how that works with the tang sancai narrow bore thay they just recently released.

[@AleDJacobo]

1.- W1 2.-Coreir Brass 3.- Divinus 4.- Sancai 5.- Sedna Earfit Crystal Honorific mention - S&S Nice video 😌 & you're right theres a lot of people that we're excited about this! P.S. OMKIII

[@j.w.s.743]

I had no idea that eartips make such a difference in sound but I have quickly learned that they make a huge difference in sound characteristic's and comfort/fit. I don't own any aftermarket tips yet but I would like to purchase the Divinus Velvet and a set of Moondrop Springtips first! Thanks @ Timmy for the recommendation on the Final E tips they sound perfect for me!

[@Psychboy911]

Ear tips can dramatically change the flavor of iems. Thanks for doing this.

[@endorphinADMIN]

great video timmy, personally i do not use the dunu ss as they're way too sticky - i clean my ears every day and prior to each use of iems, generally right before insertion, i take a zeiss glass wipe (best lens wipes) and clean the eartips / iems first, then my ear canals. dunu ss is way too sticky for that, as is the w1. my go to tips are the kbear 07 - best seal and sound (at a great price). next choice would be the spinfit 100.

[@MasonAcogago]

call my crazy or whatever but this is what i experience from tip rolling long nozzle eartips make sound a bit hollow or a bit warmer, reduce highs, give a bit of bass and give more depth to the soundstage. short nozzle eartips make cleaner sounds, give sparkle, reduce bass quantity and less depth on the soundstage. you can try this by putting o-ring in the nozzle or using larger eartips then wider eartips reduce sub bass, give more mid bass slam and then wider soundstage then narrow bore eartips give emphasis on bass and make the sound kinda congested and make soundstage less wide also depends on how tight the eartips bore grips on the nozzle, it effects the bass like if the eartips grips tight the bass sounds tight or if the grips a bit loose then the bass sounds loose. you try it by putting o-rings in your eartips bore to make it grip tight. also the material its made affects the sound. i have eartips that are like literally the same but have different materials and they sounds a bit different to each other for some reason

[@ProgressiveTruthSeekers]

Which ear tips are the best to avoid ear infections? Rubber versus Silicon?

[@philipm.4738]

Thanks for this. Very helpful. I tried the Dunus and , sure enough,they didn't fit my ears at all. No seal. The spinfits are great for me however. I also recently purchased the Kbear 07's and they work very well for me too. A little more budget option. They give you nice bass especially. I think videos like this are a great help. Tips do make a huge difference!

[@CoffeeXmusic]

Wow great recommendation. These 5 are all my go out eartips and I love them, on top of that still got the tri clarion. I have been using Sancai wide bore/tri clarion on my Oriolus Szalayi; Divinus velvet/Sancai normal on my Aroma Jewel; Dunu S&S / W1 on my ie900 ❤

[@sylfraeaveniore2684]

I recently bought Fiio's HS19 selection of eartips. I was curious about the biflange/double-flange eartip it came with... I feel like the bass was blowing my ears away. Like if you have a subwoofer, it's right on your sides. Not that I'm complaining. It wasn't as grippy as I expected too due to the dual seal, so that's a plus for me. It also has 4 other kinds of tips: Memory Foams (2 Medium), Vocal (3 Assorted), Bass (3 Assorted), and Balanced tips (3 Assorted). All in all 12 pairs of eartips. For around 15 USD I think (got it for cheaper due to localized pricing where I buy). It comes very cheap so if anyone's gonna dive into tiprolling, I guess you can try this set out. Edit: Added more details for the Biflange. Will try the other tips later!

[@ninsudang2284]

Finally. Someone talking about the HS19s

[@sylfraeaveniore2684]

@@ninsudang2284 yeahhhh The Vocals and Balanced tips weren't as I expected, except the boosted bass, which is funny cuz it wasn't as lacking in bass which the "bass" tips have. Likely due to the wider bore of the bass tips compared to the other 2. That, or due to the v-shapeness that's already done by my IEM (Intuaura Luna Plume). The vocal tips were more comfortable though than the balanced or bass tips. The silicon material used for it felt way softer, which added to the comfort. Like the bi-flange, it wasn't as grippy too. And by that, I meant earwax gripping. I haven't used the memory foam at all, mostly due to how sweaty my working conditions are right now. I don't wanna soil them with my acidic sweat lol. Edit: clarity on 2nd paragraph

[@destyo99]

These 5 eartips already accompanied me througout the years Super great

[@xdoctorblindx]

The DUNU S&S tips saved the hobby for me. I didn’t think I’d ever find tips that were comfortable for me until I found these. I really wish they’d come out with a MS, though.

[@codekageuchi]

Yes ive been waiting for this my whole life

[@kestrel8313]

The azla crystal tws version is my new favorite for resin shell IEMS with wide and straight nozzles, like the dusk, nova, Kara and so on. I just stick them nearly flush with the nozzle and they are by far the most comfortable to use and good sounding for these types of IEMs. I use w1 only for the Diva as it comes as stock and switching away from them results in the sound changing drastically. I use Omni for the hype 10 as it sticks out too much if I use other tips, and it sounds great as well.

[@brayanramiles8502]

3:48 I bought de Dunu S&S before this video's release, and thankfully I got the variaty pack. I usually use standard size in my left ear and medium in my right one, but with these tips I only could get a good seal using a medium size in my left ear and a large in my right ear. Once I found this out, I discovered I really good and confortable fit

[@CsTruth]

the divinus velvets are super amazing and comfortable, bought a box when in japan e-earphones and was surprised it was so cheap using it with my mega5est now

[@FadedDream6969]

Dunu S and S tips are great for me. I wasnt sure how they would be but man they are comfortable and seal so well. Also sedna light

[@NicoValino]

Saw the tangzu sancai and dunu s&s in the thumbnail, so that got me interested. But why you gotta make me cry with Technoblade at the bacground 😢 Great video and Rest well king 👑🐷

[@marike1100]

Recently got the Tangzu Xuan NV, which include plain white tips by default. Two sets of Sencai tips seem to be included. Great sounding, comfortable IEMs.

[@__vha]

The Tangzu tips have saved me from non vented IEMs. Makes them way more comfortable to wear, I thought the texture was just a gimmick but wow it actually works.

[@jarredcannon]

I'm surprised Azlas and Spinfits are getting such love but not the amazing Spring tips

[@c.s.7749]

Hi Timmy, I took advantage of the mid-year sales to buy the Studio4. You spoke so highly of it in your videos and I can confirm they are fantastic! However, I learned after my purchase that it was limited to 500 units. I said to myself wow, I just bought some superb and rare iem! Now I'm wondering if you have any information regarding the number of units put up for sale by manufacturers, for your collabs for example? I also own the SA6, SA3, Davinci, Galileo, MP145, Pula PA 02, Hexa and many others...I wonder if one of them might be sought after in the future? Maybe an interesting subject for a future video? Best regards.

[@MML66]

‏‪0:26‬‏ I expect that it is like when you try a lot of cars or own a car for a long time, you change its tires as a kind of renewal or change, so there is someone who cares.

[@jlopez54]

DDhifi green cheap tips surprised me, they are comfortable soft, have the same gimmicky pivot as the spin fits and have worked for me with different types of nozzles.

[@Ben-ic1ve]

I was using the W1, and then I got the s&s and now those Dunu tips are my main tips

[@Queve]

I have the belbet for my hola, and both w1 and s&s for my nova (depends what i want at that moment) great tips

[@0x7f2c]

how is the comfort and soundstage between the eartips?

[@Queve]

@@0x7f2c as of now i have switched to velvet wide for both, but velvet and velvet wide are the most comfy, then w1, then s&s, in terms of soundstage, velvet wide is the most, then w1, then s&s and velvet tied for me.

[@itsdmn1]

The fact you get two of these sets from a Tangzu Fudu Verse 1 is a killer deal then 😅

[@soarcheetah]

Divinus Velvets became my goto tips after trying them on the Fudu. I pretty much commute exclusively with the Fudu because the extra bass compensates for the rumbling noise of the bus and light rail.

[@sarahpark5768]

Very helpful for those new to the hobby!

[@sthasandip]

ear tips is personal preference but what i want to see is wire video since there are many types of wire with different connector and plugin, hope you make one with your fav one

[@williamito7650]

Timmy likes narrow bore eartips? Well, tangzu just made an new sancai narrow bore version. Looking forward for the future review.

[@RunnyBottom]

Interesting video on various kinds of tips

[@Tsukimotori]

Wooo

[@lucace1090]

try the Zhulinniao Zhu Rythme eartips. its a clear silicone, cone shaped with a green color on its stem. its one of my favorites

[@HPY07]

A year back or so i got KZ EDX Pro and got one of the biggest trauma of my life. I was listening to music and having breakfast. When i finished my breakfast and decided to stand up without realising that the cable was somehow trapped between my knees and then obviously the cable got stretched and iems came out of my ears but still the one of the eartips didn't and got stuck in my ear. I was more than horrified because the more i tried to remove the more it got stuck in my ear canal and looked like it was going to insert in my ear and only option option was to get an appointment with my doctor and could get into operation situation if it was severely stuck. Many worst of worst things were going in my mind. I had also cut my nails few days before but luckily my brother had some nails so he tried deliberately picking up as precisely as he can with the very much invisible eartips to grab and pull it and he eventually succeeded in that. Then i got breath of relief. Mind you i had many incident where iems got pulled from my ears due to cables getting trapped in doorknobs and what not but had any eartips pulled out and stuck in my ears. Also it was brand new and only used that eartip in that iem only so there is no case of loosing the strength and the only time it was out of iems when it was brand new and had to apply it by myself for the first time and never took out after that. And yes i always check if eartips are properly sealed and applied or not after getting new iems and it was properly applied. It was definitely quality control issues from the KZ side and never bought another pair from them again.

[@Shadsix]

get the the Dunu, your welcome.

[@charlesjag3407]

Zeos Render Tips always seem to give me a great seal.

[@newmachine00]

A lot of people is insterested in eartips because changing the in ears change the sound obviously But changing eartips changes the sound too A Lot in some models doin' it changes the sound like you have purchased another model of in ear

[@danrussell9357]

Liked the video - Thanks for the ear tip content!

[@Qboro66]

Picked up a package of the Final Type E tips on a blind buy a couple of weeks ago at Audio46 in midtown Manhattan, and they somehow improved the sound of my KS 10 PROs... It might have something to do with the narrow bore and specific left/right fitting tip... Didn't think that was possible...

[@Foobymaster1]

Describing the velvets as every similar word but never calling them velvety. I say they are named very appropriately. Currently, my favorite is dunu's candy tip. After that, I would say w1 or omni (depending on nozzle length), velvet, ultra clear, and final e.

[@hewsontran1389]

Love content on eartips keep it up

[@Jc21112]

Thanks for the video! I love that topic. I'm curious to see what you guys would recommend for a drummer that is looking to prioritize sound isolation at all costs and that can be used for deep insertion. Cheers! :)

[@abuzariffi]

Yeah sancai balanced eartips decreases bass while sancai wide bore increases bass.

[@dm41nman64]

Almost same list as mine with a few changes: 5. Final Type E 4. Acoustune AET07 3. Dunu S&S 2. DIVINUS Velvets 1. JVC Spiral Dots++

[@pnclab]

Eartips, like the Velvet for example, can definitely embellish the sound. I've got 'em for ~$10 from china market as a welcome bonus for a new account at the summer sale.

[@guesswork]

Yeah I love the W1 but they definitely stretch out. They are kind of my go to but after awhile they start coming off in your ear

[@Sylveighty]

S&S with Zero Red is a crash course in pain 😂. But its pretty good sound wise

[@scarletvan4749]

For some odd reason, the Dunu S&S tips can't fit properly other than on Tangzu Zetian Wu for me. Every other IEMs i tried them on just felt odd and uncomfortable. Final E tips, on the other hand, is always comfortable on everything.

[@anteriti3010]

useful vid as always and... BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD

[@Gizaudio]

@@anteriti3010 BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD!!

[@jonathansmith4737]

I thought we did this yesterday and I already ordered the Velvet wide bore, give my wallet a rest.

[@humanbass]

I have tricky ears ergo wise, tips are a major matter to me.

[@F7_TeeJ]

TECHNOBLADE NEVER DIES

[@GratoNite]

I cant decide between divinus velvet wide or dunu! It's for moondrop may

[@StickySli]

I have severe earcanal irritation with the Moondrop X Crinacle: Dusk's. So for this reason, after thorough research, I discovered the Whizzer EasyTips SS20. They have stopped my irritation and provide a good comfortable listening experience whithout loosing too much detail. The harsh treble is tamed and the bass is slightly enphasized, plus the shallow insertion increases the soundstage. I forgot to mention these are antimicrobial eartips!

[@nurarifin7012]

I just use acoustune aet08 to my tin hifi c3, it perfectly fine to use and give me warm treble and soft punchy bass on it

[@arnaudg57]

Top tip: listen to the outro song at 1.5x please release it somewhere, I’m addicted!

[@godofgrains]

hey timmy, great video! have you heard the wide bore sancai tips as well, and if so, what do you think about them? btw the issue you have with the w1 also happened to my s&s tips on another note, Technoblade never dies!

[@andrevitte2758]

Hello, can you please advise a little uninformed person? What earplugs do you recommend to buy for my TRUTHEAR x Crinacle ZERO Red + TempoTec Sonata BHD Pro. If it helps in any way, my preferred music is melodic pop with vocals 80% and some phonk 20%. I want to emphasize the depth of sound and a nice warm sound. I apologize in advance that perhaps incorrectly ask the question, as I am poorly versed in the topic of iem headphones and this is my first pair, before that generally used wireless earplugs + some unknown gaming headphones. Аnd also thanks to your reviews, thanks to them I chose zero red.

[@fowler0028]

Don’t know what version of the spin fits it is but it’s the one that comes/came with dunu est 112 had it get stuck in my ears on 2 or 3 occasions, at that time I only had the est 112 so it was like what you mentioned in the video regarding the w1.

[@nathz2020]

My used eartips also Divinus velvet S&S Dunu Tangzu Sancai Spinfit w1 If the spinfit w1 is longer i cut it a little. the sound is better to the sennheiser is200 if you mod

[@LoZioOscar]

Thanks for this review, in your opinion what are the best for Moondrop Variation?

[@LyuboA]

Whizzer easytips ET100 are amazing they fit almost any iem very comfortable also TANCHJIM Eartips are very good too

[@TheOneInYellow]

I'm sad that Eletech Baroque eartips aren't included on this list, but really enjoyed the video and alternatives, especially the Divinus Velvet tips!

[@Gizaudio]

I like them but expensive

[@TheOneInYellow]

@@Gizaudio that's fair. Both Eletech Baroque and Divinus Velvet have the traits of shorter insertion, wide bore, and ultra comfortable, but each has small differences and pricing to make them unique. In my case, the Baroque are my new go to eartips, and are sublime with my AKG N5005 IEM's. I'm also happy eartips like Baroque and Velvet exist, making comfort the priority without deep insertion (which, for some, including myself, can cause ear irritation) and don't narrow an earphones' bore. Having two options and competition in this space is fantastic for consumers and enthusiasts!

[@brentjarvis2974]

Which are your favorite tips on the OG oracles. I know you still pop those in every once in a while.

[@Rahul-ds3ty]

I am currently using the w1 extremely comfortable i also feel as if it smoothened the treble little bit compared to stock

[@dtdcampbell]

Have enjoyed the Zeos Render Tips. Would like to see your opinion on those.

[@GoufinAround_]

I basically only use the dunu s&s and the spinfit w1 now. The divinus velvet are great, but they don't jive with my ears well. I have tried the softears uc clear and literally only like them on my blessing 2's

[@blacktxars5461]

Which eartips would you use with Moondrop Dusk Analogue tuning

[@GodsDragoon]

The Divinus Velvet works/sounds best for my Blessing 3, many of the other tips can come out in your ear as the nozzle is a bit smaller then the older blessing iem's.

[@hartyewh1]

Would love to see measurements. Most times I've measured the tip options that come with IEMs there's almost no tonal change at all.

[@David_Watts]

Not necessarily interesting; BUT info much needed because they can make or break the sound profile. AND, distinguishing between wide and d narrow bore is huge. Are only narrow bore made? Just wide? Need to know! Thanks Timmy!!!🙏🙏

[@Bovineicide]

I use SnS every day, but I would like to try the Velvets at some point

[@cheezydeez5887]

Timmy, how about you try TRI Clarion, one of most sibilant, and it's improve the soundstage too, one of my favourite

[@nocomplyyy]

Both versions of the Sancai or do you only like the regular ones?

[@z_wulf]

Unfortunately I cannot find ear tips that work for me with my Truthear Zero. Because I need deep reaching and fairly large tips due to how my ears are, otherwise I literally cannot get a good seal no matter what, and the Dunu S&S that I use for my wireless buds that work great for me, do not fit the Truthear due to it's insanely large nosel. If there's anything you can recommend, would be great. I've tried all of spinfits, multiple other brands too.

[@demondjackson2875]

Dunu SS are my fav

[@shaikhfaridh4269]

final audio type E helped my KZ PR3 to overcome from scratchy treble without sacrificing the technical details, using with my portable dac ibasso dc04 pro make it even more good sounding and reminds me of nicehck F1 pro. Dunu SS tips with tanchjim 4U ultra & KZ as16 pro really push the boundary with good soundstage & imaging. very natural & tight sounding and tame little bass coming from AS16 pro. i use TRI clarion to reduce little amt of bass as i like tighter bass with good treble extension, use it with kz castor bass, letshouer S12.

[@Thoughtflux]

Which one would you recommend for the S12? I don't want to lose bass. Can the S12 sound wide with any?

[@shaikhfaridh4269]

@@Thoughtflux I hv S12 n I use dunu SS tips, Sound Stage becomes wide n depth without sacrificing bass. Use portable dac to give power to this planar iem.

[@Thoughtflux]

@@shaikhfaridh4269 have you tried other tips on the S12? Is the dunu ss best for s12?

[@Thoughtflux]

@@shaikhfaridh4269 Thanks for your recommendation man! I got the dunu ss for the S12 and man it sounds incredibly better! Tastefully better treble and feel the bass is more impactful. I swear there are more details now!

[@hamjabuns]

Tried the w1 and the s&s. Kinda different as w1 is wider and ss is taller in sound Still prefer the SS

[@HelloFellowMellowMarshmallow]

WAIT. Do you guys use Dunu SnS to go deep inside the ear canal like a size down to what you normally use? Or Do you pick the size similar to what you normally use or even go larger and just let the IEM sit slightly farther away from the ear canal entrance? Am I using this eartip wrong? My use case is the latter and it did make things sound smoother in general in my case. edit: for example, I use mediums on most IEMs but I had to use the XL Dunu SnS ear tips to get a perfect seal. It did let the IEMs sit slightly farther away from the ear canal but they were incredibly comfortable and smoothed out the treble in most cases.

[@SimpleShoes1]

Lucky for me Dunu Titan S2 comes with all sizes of S&S Eartips.

[@mistaBorg]

for small nozzle dunu s&s is great and won't loosen grip after a while like cp100 from spinfit, however on nozzles of 6mm nothing works for me except dunu cp155

[@cheeseomelettes1172]

I've only tried Sancai and S&S in this list both of them are REALLY good I'm gonna need to try some of the others on this list.

[@ravantgarde1899]

I haven’t tried the S&S yet, but they seem like they’re great. I’m enjoying the Spinfit W1’s

[@cheeseomelettes1172]

@@ravantgarde1899 they're pretty good imo, but I'd say they need a demo first get the wrong size and it hurts to deep fit which is how I use my S&S

[@FrantaPo-bc5mu]

Eartips are the most important topic.

[@Mixail747]

Yup, Spinfit W1 does go lose with some use. I can barely use mine now.

[@meesive9427]

man , i miss him....

[@JPC326]

Wich one would you recommend with Pilgrim Noir ?