Thank you! I do have very shallow-insert tips that could make up for that.
You are a god, good sir!
Maybe the thinner bottom of the V could help clear some top room for me. Or the thinner canal shaft would be better. The L3 seemed to be like a perfect fit without tips, but then Iād add on a tip and theyād ride up in my left ear a bit too muchāeither squeezed in, or popped out. Which is odd because my right ear tends to have the majority of the issues. Maybe that was due to the angle of the nozzle.
Sorry for throwing my thoughts out there. My ear comfort has been the limiting factor for finding proper IEMs.
Does anyone know how the TEAs compare in size to the Guideray GR-i 58? The guideray have been some of the most comfortable IEMs Iāve ever had, but the description of the TEAs has me super curious to try them
The Tea is smoother, has less contouring with smaller bulges and wings, and so would probably be an easier fit for a wider range of ear shapes. If the guideray didnāt rub you the wrong way the Tea should be good. The nozzle is wider on the tea and the part of the shell that connects the nozzle is slimmer to accommodate a deeper insertion depth, if thatās your thing. I wear them both relatively shallow without any issues.
Usually happens to silver cables, the silver cores change color from an oxide layer. The cable still works, the resistanceās still the same, but if you care for aesthetics then itās no good.
Yeah silver cables on IEMs tend to to become look bad, and I have one for my first set of BLON BL-03s (Have the purple edition right now since the gun metal that I owned broke), for I bought a Silver cable for it back then, not realizing it can get oxidized and look yellowed, basically the pure silver color of the cable is gone.
If you donāt ask, you donāt get. PMād Linsoul rep on discord to ask if it was possible to request a set without the logo. Sadly response back was simply to link me to the Teas page on their site saying effectively (Iām paraphrasing) this is how they come, itās standard and thatās all you get.
Well into my second year or more of using a KBear Rhyme cable as my daily for any 2-pin sets I have. Itās my only experience of a KBear cable, but itās a good one. Besides I got it second hand, so its lifetime is actually longer than that.
I do have very shallow-insert tips that could make up for that. 
My ear comfort has been the limiting factor for finding proper IEMs.
