Custom Molded In-Ears

[LDHBASS]

Hey all!!! What is a good place, or website to choose your in ears from, and send your ear molds to so they can make the earphone specially fitted to your ear because they have your ear mold and then send them back to you? Thanks!!!

[rockstarbassist]

Any decent ones worthwhile buying you'll have to do at the audiologist or ENT doctor.

[fokof]

I went to a local audiologist , took 10 days , cost me 250$ for the pair.
The best 250$ investment I've made.

[rms2]

I can highly recommend Westone products;

http://www.westone.com/music-product...-Pro-Audio/ES5

I have been using them for years. They sound incredible and hold up very well. You will have to go to an audiologist but you can find one that Westone works with on their website listing for just about anywhere in the world. And they are made in Colorado Springs. Customer service is excellent. A little pricey but very well worth it.

And if the cost of the custom ear molds is too high the universal fits work incredibly well too;

http://www.westone.com/catalog/um3x-true-3-way-monitor

I've used these with the Tri-flange tips and they isolate nearly as well as the custom molds and are very comfortable.

You can buy direct through Westone or through these guys;

http://www.earphonesolutions.com/

They have great customer service also.

I am not employed or endorsed by either of these companies, they have just taken great care of me over the years.

[ccary]

I use Ultimate Ears UE-7's. You do go to an audiologist to get your molds made (cost me $50) and then send them to Ultimate Ears. Amazing sound reproduction and isolation! They have three drivers so bass repoduction is excellent. Not cheap though. You can find out information on their web site.