Music enthusiasts looking for premium memory foam eartips for their true wireless (TWS) earphones will be pleased with the sample pack of Dekoni Audio Bulletz, which includes three sets of eartips (small, medium, large) that are designed to replace your current eartips with high-quality memory foam. The slow-rebound foam is washable and made to last whether you wear them casually or while running a marathon. Simply pinch the eartips between your fingers and roll. Once placed in the ear, the memory foam expands, ensuring a tight, well-isolated fit that brings you closer to what you're listening to. The 4.9mm inner tube size is compatible with a number of true wireless earphones.

Fits Sennheiser Momentum, Sony & More    Washable Memory Foam Eartips    Slow Rebound Foam    Long Lasting    Good Sound-Isolation Qualities    Contains Three Pairs of Eartips    Sample Pack: Small, Medium, Large

• 1MORE: True Wireless
• Anker Soundcore: Liberty, Life P2
• AUKEY: True Wireless
• Google Pixel: Buds 2
• Jabra Elite: True Wireless
• Jaybird: Vista True Wireless
• JBL: Tune 120 True Wireless
• JLab Audio: True Wireless
• PaMu Slide Mini
• Razer Hammerhead: Ture Wireless
• Sennheiser: Momentum True Wireless
• Skullcandy: Indy
• Sony: WF10000XM3
• SOUNDPEATS: True Wireless
• TaoTronics: Sound Liberty
• TOZO: T6

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. where can you download the ICC profiles for these? The epson site for the P800 seems to only have a few legacy papers

A: When I researched this question Epson told me that they only had a few ICC profiles. Its frustraiting and disappointing that Epson has limited ICC support. Ive used these papers with general settings like glossy and matte. Finally, I got RedRiver paper that offers ICC Profiles. Ive been happy with the result.

Q: 2. In the Signature Worthy Sample Pack, how do you tell which paper is which?

A: Each sheet of paper would come in its own sleeve with a label of the paper type

Q: 3. What's the outer diameter of these? In other words, how bulky do they look compared to the size of a typical subminiature lavalier mic?

A: These are the dimensions:Max Usable Diameter Size 0.59 (15mm)Length0.79 (20mm)Depth0.59 (15mm)

Q: 4. Are there expansion possibilities?

A: This unit was not designed to allow expansion.

Q: 5. What diameter mic head will these work with? Also, what is the length?

A: Exact specs are not provided by the manufacturer, but the On-Stage Foam Windscreen for Handheld Microphones is meant for typical handheld microphones like the Shure SM58 or the SE V7.

Q: 6. Where do I find the ICC Profile for this paper? I have an iMac and an Epson R2880

A: You can get ICC profiles at Inkpress's website:http://www.inkpresspaper.com/

Q: 7. Does this still contain Baryta which seems to have been discontinued? Why no Textured?

A: Yes, this currently comes with the Baryta paper. As for why no textured, that is a decision by Epson. They choose which papers to package and which ones not.

Q: 8. Before I order this - How do I know exactly which paper is which when I open the pack? Are they labeled? Are they in a specific order? Sometime things can be obvious, but sometimes the blank papers can be hard to tell apart ...

A: They are in separate clear packages Each clear package is labeled as to which paper it contains and which side to print on. Make sure to visit the Epsom web site and download the correct occur profiles for each paper. I really liked these paper and ended up purchasing a package of each.

Q: 9. Can my epson P900 use these papers in the regular topside printing path, around 10.5 mil.?

A: The papers in the Hahnemuhle Glossy Sample Pack FineArt Assortment would feed in the front paper feeder. The P900 Epson can load fine art media, poster boards, and other thick media in the front paper feeder up to 0.011 inch (0.3 mm) thick.

Q: 10. Can these be used with other IEMs other than the Shure Brand?

A: You can use the Shure SE215 Pro Sound-Isolating Earphones Kit with RMCE-TW2 True Wireless Adapter (Clear) with any IEM body pack receiver via the 3.5mm cable. However, the TW2 Bluetooth adapters won't be compatible with the P3RA receiver as different wireless technologies are used.