Just playing around in google... This lady does hearing aids so she should be able to do impressions easily.  No web site, so you'd have to call.  There appear to be a few others possible as well.

http://www.wellness.com/dir/1971672/audiologist/hi/kailua-kona/suzanne-f-gillam-aud

I had been reading about this CIEM and looks very interested. I´m looking for a IEM which sounds like LCD-2, so I´ve read about Spiral Ears Se-5, but response chart doesn´t appear as similar to them like the frogbeats c4 one.
What do you think is the best option if I like LCD-2 sound signature?

No wonder it's been 10 weeks and counting since they received my impressions...

I hope they get around to it, just so I can try it. Been REALLY curious about the sound... Hope it's actually finished.

Sad news to hear that Frogbeats is closing down. I'm not sure if it's their entire site closing or just their CIEM department, it's difficult to say really.

Shame... David seems like a really nice guy. Sort of angers me how companies like JH and UM are making hunks of dough while smaller companies like Frogbeats find it difficult to push through the ice.

Sad news to hear that Frogbeats is closing down. I'm not sure if it's their entire site closing or just their CIEM department, it's difficult to say really.

Shame... David seems like a really nice guy. Sort of angers me how companies like JH and UM are making hunks of dough while smaller companies like Frogbeats find it difficult to push through the ice.

The rich get richer, as usual. JH, UM and especially Logitech/UE have serious marketing - and pretty good products.
The market for CIEMs is small too - they're actually high cost and plenty of hassle to get made even with a local distributor.

The real problem with CIEMs is that the process of making a pair is pretty labor intensive. Universals can be churned out in a chinese factory.