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For custom IEMs you can do this by pairing a Fostex TM2, Shure Aonic 215, or FiiO UTWS3 with your IEM. The Fostex has adaptors for 2 pin, MMCX, etc.
by chrischen 5y ago
For custom IEMs you can do this by pairing a Fostex TM2, Shure Aonic 215, or FiiO UTWS3 with your IEM. The Fostex has adaptors for 2 pin, MMCX, etc.
- nunez 5y agoI know that you can do that but that's a lot of gear (for me) to carry for listening to music on the go. If that was the ONLY way I could use custom IEMs, I'd rather just bow down to the Lightning adapter, since iPhones have really good DACs. (Wireless options exist, but not TRULY wireless ones).
- unixfg 5y agoInterestingly the DAC used with those adapters is in the adapter. https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/252779/how-does-the-lightning-to-3-5mm-adapter-dac-compare-to-the-internal-iphone-dac https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/252779/how-does-th...
- chrischen 5y agoI’m using the Fostex with IEMs (non custom) and the carrying case for the fostex is actually smaller than the ones that came with my custom IEMs. You also end up losing the wires so its literally just the two earbuds you need because you technically don’t need the case. So it’s net less equipment to carry. Did you actually look at the items? All three essentially have you completely remove the wire and attach directly via 2-pin or MMCX, so it ends up just being two ear pieces. Of course it’s no longer hot swappable to 1/8 in physical plug afterwards.