product ★★★★★ reviews by musicians and experts

“If you want to get molds that fit perfectly In your ear, then In Your Ear Custom Fit are the way to go. So much freedom on stage without any worry of them falling out. Steve is amazing and easy to work with and understands exactly what you need because he is a musician himself. Highly recommend.” 

— Swan Montgomery /Led Zepagain

“These molds Steve made are fantastic. Been using them ever since for huge concerts. Won’t go back to my expensive IEM any more. These fit my ears PERFECTLY. I highly recommend this service. Thanks, Steve!”

— Alexy Shant Yeghikian

“I am a longtime touring and performing musician as well as a composer and producer. Live performances were beginning to affect my hearing, so I started looking into in-ear monitors. The process and cost of going to the audiologist to make the in-ear mold seemed much more costly than necessary. A fellow musician suggested I check out “In Your Ear”, which I did. I met with Steve and discussed what I wanted, and he recommended several options for IEM’s, of which I went with the Sure 535. I live close by so brought them over and Steve fitted them for me, although the process of fitting them on your own is also quite easy.

They fit very tightly, which is good at first, so they have time to adjust to your ears. After a few times using them, they loosened up and are easy to get in and out. It’s taken me a while to get use to using the IEM so being able to pop them out during performances while I acclimate to them is important. I can’t recommend “In Your Ear” molds enough! I am so glad that I went with Steve!”

— Liza Carbe, Writer/Musician/Composer and Music Arranger

“Right before I was to leave on a 2 month drumming tour, I misplaced my stupid expensive CIEM’s. As you may know, a trip to the audiologist and waiting for your finished molds to make it back to you can take 4-6 weeks. I didn’t have that time. Luckily, I stumbled across Steven’s Reverb page and loved what he was doing and decided to give it a shot. I emailed him with some questions and he called me not an hour later to give some info and chat a bit. Not only did he have them done in a few days, I got them back within the week of emailing him. Cool dude, great product. As I type this from tour, I’ve drummed with them about 20+ shows already and haven’t had to remold once. 5 gold stars.”

— Kelson Camp, Multi-platinum, award winning producer

“I had Steve make me a pair of these and they have worked like a charm for the last 2 years. I highly recommend using this service for a quick way to efficiently and inexpensively transform your universal ear buds into tight fitting custom molds. Believe me, you’ll be glad you did!”

Jim Wootten, Bassist

“InYourEar custom (nearly “full-size”) thermoplastic molds for $79. These have most of the benefits of Ultimate Ears, plus they allow you to keep your favorite IEM. The low price is achieved by making the entire process DIY. Since they are DIY, you can remold them as many times as needed. Most other products require sending them back in to have them re-adjusted, or even having the mold taken again. Either of which is likely to cost you even more money, unless the company you selected guarantees a perfect fit (i.e. free returns to re-mold).

Prior to getting custom molds, I was already thoroughly impressed by my Westone UM30’s. The UM30’s stacked up against my old Shure SE425’s really well, I think I prefer them over the SE425’s. Regardless, I did not realize the full sonic potential until I ran across https://inyourear.biz/.”

 — Guitarist, Michael O’Neil

“I’ve been using my In Your Ear in-ears on gigs for a couple of years now and they are still snug and working great! It makes all the difference to be able to hear yourself clearly on stage with a tight fit. Thanks to Steve for helping me to customize them in my favorite colors. DD”

— Dan Diaz

“I first found out about In Your Ear when it popped up on my Instagram discover page. I had been using a $50 pair of in-ears and didn’t want to spend a ton of money on molds. I play bass five days a week for various churches, up to six services on Sundays. Let me tell you, In Your Ear molds have been one of the best investments I have made.

I sent off my in-ears, and within two days I received a call that they were being worked on. They were pretty easy to form, though I did burn my ears a few times. The most difficult aspect of the formation was trying to get a nice, air-tight seal. (The seal makes the difference with these guys.) The first time I played with them, I was beyond myself. The sound isolation was incredible! I could finally hear the way I was supposed to, without having to crank up the volume. Standing next to drums five days a week, I also know these guys are saving my hearing. As I mentioned above, getting a tight seal in your ear is imperative. This is what gives you a heightened bass response.

I have had my molds for almost six months, and they are holding up incredibly well. They are extremely easy to clean, and I still don’t see any signs of wear.

Overall, I have been extremely happy with the service provided by In Your Ear. If you are looking for a cheap way to get great sound out of your in-ears, I would definitely recommend you look into getting a pair of molds. It’s well worth it.”

— Connor McCurley

“I ordered a set of these for my skull candies because I didn’t wanna pay $800 for molds. They work great for me! I’ve had them for almost a year. The mold really does help keep retain the bass. You gotta try it to believe it!”

— Jonathan Meleika

“Took me a while forming them, but these guys stay put! Steve was great and very easy to work with. Now to see about getting my band mates to convert to in ear. I love’ em!”

— Rich Morris, Lead Singer/Drummer

“Can you really turn the ear buds you already own into custom-fitted in-ear monitors?

YES!”

— Phil O’Keefe, Harmony Central

InYourEar Overall Score: 9/10

— Hallman Labs

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