Honestly I just used the included tips on the iem and they sounded pretty great, I did quickly throw on some spiral dots though and that was nice as well, although I actually like stock a fair bit
Yeah they give a good amount of variety with the stock tips, and they actually did work for me pretty well. I didnāt try all of them yet though. But yes, even with the stock tips I tried, these things are great.
It is the Fiio LC-3.5B
4.4mm version is called: LC-4.4B
https://www.amazon.com/LC-2-5B-LC-3-5B-LC-4-4B-Earphone-Replacement/dp/B07FZWNRWK
It is pretty expensive though. I recommend the Faaeal litz copper cable or the NiceHCK LITZPS cable.
Does anybody know what cable this is included with them? Iād love to get the exact same one, just terminated in a 4.4mm.
FWIW they give one for free to you if youāre willing to do some mini shilling.
Ctrl + F " Share your FH3 to win a nice gift!"
Very good on the questyle imo, they donāt need an iematch with it (although slight bit of noise which the ie match might help here), honestly really solid, improves upon what they are good at, although a tad softer in the treble when compared to the more neutral leaning sources
So happy youāre enjoying them M0N! Let us know your thoughts once youāve had more time with them and on different sources. Iād enjoy hearing your opinions of what sources work well with the FH3.
Stock tips never āstickā in my ears and I prefer the sound much more of Spinfits.
I got and tested all the spinfit tips and went back to stock. They all worked but there were small sound changes with all of them and I like what the stock tips are doing. The bright side is that the spinfit tips found homes on my other IEMS so it wasnāt wasted money.
This is a FD1 post but Iāll drop it here since itās Fiio related.
Iām feeling confused. I bought an FD1 months ago and I hated it. In general, the bass was shy and the treble was elevated, sibilant and harsh. I had to EQ the treble down to even listen to it. I decided to return it since Iād never put it in my ears again.
After all this Fiio hype and reading other peopleās description and reactions of the FD1, I decided to give it another shot with hopes that it might sound better with more break-in. I got the new FD1 today and it sounds nothing like I remember. It sounds great! The treble isnāt harsh and the bass is pounding away. WTF? I know many donāt feel the FD1 cable is anything special but I love the look and feel of this cable.
Maybe I had a defective unit? Should I leave updated reactions in the FD1 thread? I feel kinda bad I crapped all over it if it was just defective.
Specifically which stock tips are you enjoying? You have me intrigued.
Iām glad the Spinfits werenāt a waste!
Iāve been using the black ones. Theyāre all pretty close though.
Thanks. The stock black ones just fall out of my ears. lol
I think I got pretty lucky with my ears. Pretty much any āmediumā range tip will sit in there nicely. I will say that the spinfit CP100s are probably most comfortable and grippy seal I have ever experienced though. Theyāre doing work with my T2s right now.
I have to use medium and small stock tips, I like the sound from them, but Iām running epro horn tips
Thatās why I need them! I love their sound too. CP145 work for me too.
I didnāt really have a similar experience, but did hear a noticeable difference between 2 different units. My initial unit had solid, but overall mellow bass, and the highs seemed a little rolled off, but I did like the sound and was fully satisfied with it. I exchanged them for another one because there was something rattling around inside the left earpiece, though it didnāt affect the sound.
The second unit I received had more pronounced bass as well as more extended treble, though not at all harsh. I found both units to be particularly natural sounding and smooth, with well textured and fast bass.
If you havenāt tried it yet, try putting a small piece of micropore tape (so it breathes some) over the main vent that overlies the DD. It REALLY boosts the bass. On the first unit I had, I preferred it taped, but with my second unit, the already good bass becomes too pronounced.
I also really like the included FiiO FD1 cable, and actually am using it with the Mangird Tea. It looks better than a silver cable.
So is it unit variation or maybe a QC problem for the earlier batches?
For me it was sample variation I think, but nothing egregious.
Thanks for your reactions. Itās really nice to hear someone elseās experiences.
Iām kinda shocked with this FD1. It sounds nothing like the first one I had. Chalk another one up to unit variation. Iām getting tired of this. The consumers have no idea what weāre going to end up with if all the products end up sounding completely different from one another.
With this FD1, I donāt need any more bass than it already has. The first one was horrible. This FD1 Iām so shocked with, Iām going to have to do some critical listening comparing it to the FH3. They both are tuned similarly with the FD1 possibly having a bit more dynamic punch, slightly less bass but boosted treble in comparison. Iām really enjoying it. They sound quite similar.
Itās nice to hear you like the cable as well. It is beautiful, soft, smooth, flexible and light, but not too light. (the LC-RC was so light the cables wouldnāt stay in place behind my ears from the weight of the cable. It defied gravity). I wish they had a balanced version.
Who knows? So far, Iām very happy I gave it a second shot. Itās not going back.
Thieaudio Legacy 3 vs Fiio FH3.
Sucks I donāt have a good L3. I even paid for a custom shell.
If only there was an easy and accessible way for everyone to be able to measure the frequency response of their products to know if they have something out of place or not for sure. I donāt know how measuring works for the most part, but Iām guessing there is a lot of variables you have to account for that can alter the frequency response you end up with such as how you place it to measure and what youāre using to measure.
Had a few more hours listening. I have to say these are an absolute bargain for the price.
Currently Iām using the stock translucent tips with red cores. Very comfortable and secure in the ears. Are spinfits significantly different?
Iād say the soundstage is quite narrow, more narrow than my Sennheiser IE80, but instruments sound natural and have texture. The IE80 essentially doesnāt have any mids by comparison
Just an enjoyable, non-fatiguing listen overallā¦ I guess you could say they lack a little bit of high-end detail, e.g. the treble doesnāt compare to my Denon AH-D7000, hence people here saying they donāt suit classical or acoustic music.
I guess Iāll just have to save for the Sony IER Z1R next! I think Iām starting to prefer IEMs over headphones for the way they just disappear and youāre left to enjoy the sound.