Linsoul Tripowin Le

I play in an 80’s cover band and an original metal band. I’ve tried several various combinations of guitar modelers and/or amps & pedals. And the IEMS I’ve tried all suffer from the same problem: They make guitar tones, especially medium and high gain tones sound thin, weak, and lifeless. The ones I’ve tried include: Linsoul KS-10 Linsoul Kiwi Ears Orchestra Lite Custom Molded Alclair CMVK Really I guess the Alclairs sound best as they have the best seal but honestly they don’t sound $750 better than the KS-10s. I’m kind of at my wits end and if this is the way of the future for live performance I’m not sure I want to continue to gig. How do folks get used to that thin, tinny, weak-ass sound? Are there some eq adjustments I need to be making to make them sound better? Or do players just have to get used to the suck? Were it up to me I’d only ever use an amp/pedals and wedges but that’s no longer an option all the time. Thanks for any suggestions.

I'm using Tripowin Amber cable. https://preview.redd.it/0cup7ha3xjqg1.jpeg?width=2992&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dc94dd52b6a0dd195ae634ad3b09965234d186d8 These are some of the few cables that fit the proprietary connectors. Now, for tips, I use the stock foam tips, Azla MAX ASMR (it has a mesh inside its core like the stock tips, so I used a tweezer to pluck the foam out of the stock tips and insert them into the core), and DUNU candy (without any foam filter). The foam filter can reduce the sibilance a bit.

I watched the whole list another guy linked, and i have the usb C occupied by an extender so I can't really use it for the chu 2 even if they seems great, and considering I'm also getting a new mouse, 60€ of iems seems a lot to me. Still, tysm for your reply! If you're curious i think I'm going with the linsoul tripowin x 0DiBi: Vivace. In the worst case scenario I'll try the chu 2 with an adapter for the jack.