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Technically speaking, Heir life span would be no different from any other CIEM company as they all are essentially comprised of the same components and rely on the same suppliers.   One really can not "nail" down an expected...
Quote: Originally Posted by doublea71  Does this recommendation apply to iems with dynamic drivers? Is one more susceptible to moisture than the...
   Every night if u can.  The biggest issue I would predict would be moisture build up on the damper, which then acts like a sponge for debri. 
Quote: Originally Posted by tinyman392    Is this in the housing or not?  Just out of curiosity.             No housing, and depending on the TYPE...
Quote: Originally Posted by Ivabign  I wonder if there is any frequency degradation over that period - or if they are able to stay in spec for that length of time.          What...
Quote: Originally Posted by uchihaitachi    Also how strong must the impact be for the reed to move off the center?        The x-rays that Knowles provided were stated to...
In my life time, I have never seen a driver "fail from normal use."   The typical life cycle of a hearing aid is approximately 5 years, and this is not due to "failure" of the hearing aid, but due to the desire of newer...
"Appear"   Every one of those warranties have verbage that can easily negate coverage.
Quote: Originally Posted by lightningfarron  so if  there an accident where the IEM falls and the driver go bad it will not be covered by warranty and we have to pay for it if we want to get it fix also...
Quote: Originally Posted by tinyman392    It's quite difficult to have a driver actually malfunction.  Normally the cause of a driver dropping would be a connection issue.  I assume that is...
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