Inserting / Removing
How to Properly Insert Your IEMs for Optimal Comfort and Sound Quality
Follow these simple steps to ensure the best fit and performance from your IEMs. Proper insertion not only enhances sound quality but also improves comfort and noise isolation.
Step 1: Position the Earpiece
Hold the IEMs with the canal part facing down and the faceplate facing up. Make sure the cables run over and behind your ears to minimize microphonic effects (unwanted cable noise).
Step 2: Insert the Canal Part
Gently place the canal portion of the IEMs into your ear canal.
Step 3: Adjust the Fit
While inserting the canal portion, rotate the IEMs clockwise or counterclockwise depending on whether it’s for your left or right ear. To make this easier, use your opposite hand to gently pull on the faceplate of your ear.
Step 4: Secure the Helix Part
Tuck the faceplate of the IEMs into the corresponding part of your ear. Ensure it is placed properly, as improper placement can affect sound isolation, bass response, and overall sound dynamics.
Step 5: Final Adjustments
Once the IEMs are in place, gently push on the entire IEMs to ensure the canal portion is seated deeply and securely. For additional assistance, use your opposite hand to pull on your earlobe while adjusting.
By following these steps, you'll achieve a secure and comfortable fit, while enjoying the best sound quality your IEMs has to offer.
Removing Your Monitors
To take off your monitors safely, avoid pulling the cable — this can cause damage.
Instead, reach behind the earpiece and carefully twist it out of your ear with a gentle motion.