Holy hoops to jump through. I’ll just stick to wired, thanks. Cheaper, better sound, no hassles.
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Yeah makes no sense to me to sub to a reviewing site when most people likely just check in when they need a new product here and there, not something they wanna check day by day…
They review wired stuff as well though.
Just picked the first thing that came up before.
When has RTINGS ever been good? I learned less than a year into my audiophile journey that RTINGS is not a reliable source of good information about headphones. It’s a site geared toward the general public, not audiophiles.
RTINGS focuses quite a bit on products from the big consumer brands. Makes sense, since its audience is mainly big-box electronics store shoppers. But a cynic (who, ME? :)) also would point out those companies are more likely to spend bigger bucks on advertising at RTINGS.
No different than The Wirecutter at The New York Times. Excellent advice and recommendations for many products, but not headphones. The Wirecutter still pimps Sony XM series and Bose wireless headphones as the holy grail of over-ear cans, LOL.
We are NOT the audience for these sites, fellas. So, I don’t waste my time with them.
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Anyone have any tips for in-betweener ears? Medium tips are too small, I get no real bass, but large tips feel like they always want to push out of my ears.
Lets continue here, i am sure many will come up with good tips 
@Ohmboy could you please move it over? 
You need to figure out if your ears fit better with softer or stiffer tips. Then after that narrow down if you prefer narrow or wider bore tips.
There is this really huge list that you can use.
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My collection currently at the moment but it will be updated again eventually for I have 2 items removed from this pic. The Fosi Audio IM4 is currently being traded away for the Kiwi Ears Cadenza 2 and the Cozoy D1. Also the I have recently sold my BTR13, for I already have the ifi GO BLU for such use similarly to it.
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What are they in line?
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