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In-Ear Headphone Tip Sizes
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I'm going to develop an informational resource for in-ear headphone tip sizes. Just in the beginning stages at the moment and have been measuring nozzles on the headphones. Next step will be to try to somehow measure the tips, though that might be difficult since they're soft. I might just have to try each tip on each headphone. At any rate, the point here is to try to produce a reference that will allow folks to have the information needed to try one manufacturer's ear tips with a different manufacturer's earphones. Eventually I'll put all these drawings on a static page in a big table that cross-references tips and earpieces ... or something like that.
I'm interested in what you think might work. 
Tips here are shown with the nozzle output facing to the right. Dimensions are shown for the tip mating features, but the first piece of the body of the headphone to the left is shown fairly accurately to scale though not dimensioned.
If you have some headphones that aren't on the list, feel free to measure them and send me the info and I'll add them to the list. Here's the start ...
[caption id="attachment_1095" align="alignnone" width="366" caption="Denon AH-C351"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1096" align="alignnone" width="377" caption="Denon AH-C751"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1097" align="alignnone" width="332" caption="Etymotic ER4, hf, Bluetooth products."] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1098" align="alignnone" width="360" caption="Grado GR8"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1099" align="alignnone" width="340" caption="iHarmonix Platinum"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1100" align="alignnone" width="349" caption="iHarmonix Pro"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1101" align="alignnone" width="287" caption="Jays D-Jays"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1102" align="alignnone" width="321" caption="Jays Q-Jays"] [/caption] |
[caption id="attachment_1103" align="alignnone" width="317" caption="Lenntek Sonix 3"] [/caption] |
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