Comply Comfort Plus TSX-400 Foam Earphone Tips (Black)

Amazon eccezionale come sempre, spedizione velocissima! Per quanto riguarda i comply foam sono eccezionali cambia tutto in meglio, suono più setoso, aperto ma non fastidioso, musicalita' e scena piu' corposa, sembra di avere un'altra cuffia. Costano un po, ma ne vale la pena. Ho provato altri modelli economici sempre in foam ma non hanno la stessa resa. Altra cosa importante sono più morbidi di altri e come tale non danno fastidio all' interno del canale uditivo. Consigliati!!

These earphone tips were used with my JVC Xtreme Xplosives. After I lost one of my JVC tips I decided to order new tips for my earphones. The tips are very comfortable and improve the quality of the sound. I read some reviews saying that because of the wax guard the sound is a tiny bit quieter. However, because of the foam the tips add extra noise cancellations which absolutely surprised me. I honestly cannot hear any oustide noise with these tips. I cant even hear myself breathe nor think! :D You will be listening to your music and discovering sounds you havent heard before... Most importantly you get 3 pairs of the tips. So losing one is not a big problem! The best way to put your earphones in with Comply tips is to treat them like ear plugs. Try lightly squashing the tips before putting them in. This will make the foam expand inside your ears taking just the right shape! After that they will stay their for a very long time! :) Although slightly expensive this upgrade is totally worth it! All my earphones now have Comply tips. If you want extra noise cancellations, better comfort and better quality of your music this is a must buy!

Parcel was small enough to be left in letterbox 📮 but was instead thrown over fence for dog to get not to smart but they are great ear tips what’s left of them!

If you use in-ear monitors and care at all about sound quality and comfort (and if you made the conscious decision to buy IEMs, you do), you need these in your life. They create an infinitely better seal than cheap silicone, which gives you much better bass response and cleaner mids and highs than silicone tips could ever do, with much better noise isolation. I've been using Comply tips for years and simply can't listen to IEMs properly without them. The Comfort tips are, as the name suggests, very comfortable, you hardly know they're in, even with chonkier true wireless buds. I currently use theses on the RHA MA650s and Anker Soundcore Liberty 2s, but this specific model (and all of the 400-series) will fit any buds with a 4mm post diameter. They're pricey, I'll grant you, but the improvement in comfort, sound quality, and noise isolation over silicone tips make them well worth the splash. Your ears will thank you.

To me, Comply tips always make In Ear Monitors feel better, I replace almost all of mine w/ various versions of Comply's tips. Most In Ear Monitors have some kind of screen or filter to keep ear wax from getting down in the works, but some are a real pain to clean, or are too delicate to clean effectively. That's were these come in. With their own screens, when you replace the tips you also replace the screen and thereby don't really have to worry about wax making its way onto the IEMs screens. The only issue I've found with these, is that the screen in the tip is not acoustically invisible. While it doesn't effect the sound much, it does effect it. I've really only noticed it in a couple of the 10 or so IEMs I've tried them on. I'm not an acoustic engineer, but I'm guessing that IEMs with screens that effect the same part of the sound spectrum as the tips' screens, the combined effects become noticeable. Or perhaps it's that the IEMs are just weak in that band of sound that the tips' screens are most noticeable on. Either way, the result is slightly less than ideal. I have a set of Hippo Pearl IEMs that I use for sleeping in (the missus, and sometimes my son in the other room 'sleep' at a higher volume than I). As they have such a low profile, the Pearls don't hurt if I sleep on my side, unlike larger IEMs such as Fischer Audio's Silver Bullets. But these Complys change the sound, making it a bit muffled. It's sort of hard to explain...to me it doesn't sound like it's a uniform muffling though, some of the treble range, but not all of it? And again, not all IEMs react to these tips in such a way. I've also read that as these tips are round and have less of a 'contact patch' than most of foam tips, that these don't have to be squeezed as much to insert, and that they are less irritating. As none of Comply's tips irritate my ear canal, I can't really say speak to that, but these are so comfortable to me, that if they are irritating, I'd guess you need a smaller size! Anyhow, they're great, but don't be surprised if you find these effect the sound characteristics more than regular Comply tips.