IEM's what to look for?

[fred1diver]

hey everyone, I'm looking at getting some IEM's at the moment I've got a pair of Mee's M6 pro, they're not bad but I'm looking for something better, if possible molded in ear, there are so many choices I'm at a loss in what to look for, so I'm turning to you to help thin out the herd.
I want to make some noise but I dont want to destroy my hearing lol

[SpazApproved]

Well first step is to go to the doctors and have them do a molding of your ear.

Having a custom set of In Ears are the greatest thing ever.
Yes the pice is a bit more but completely worth it.

Then once you get the molding pick one of the companies.
My friends went through 64Audio for custom in ears.
They love them.

[fred1diver]

Ok so far I've looked at:
Alien ears
Gorilla ears
Ultimate ears
64 audio
Shure (you can get molded ear pieces for them)

Most have 26db nrr but shure boasts 37db nrr (hard to believe)
So I'm still at a loss, any one use any of those brands and can chime in?
Did you hear any comments on any of these companies? Good or bad
Did I miss any good brands?

[SuperFortress]

The only experience I have is with Gorilla Ears. I have a pair of GX-2b's and love them. Excellent clarity and noise reduction. I can play a 4 hour gig and walk away with no headache. As a drummer playing small to medium gigs I see no need for anything more expensive. The $1200 8-driver model might sound better but I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything. I have a great mix in my ears that isn't blowing out my ear drums.

[fred1diver]

I just found out I could get molded ear pieces to fit my current m6 pro for 200$, but I'm still looking at real IEM's, so far the alien ears are out, read too many horror stories,so far I like the gorilla ears, but still looking at all the options

[Dawgkikker]

I use Westones. They are not molded but they fit well and stay secure.