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I'm impressed by our forum's civility regarding this matter. Other forums with the same news are flooded with bad puns and PC virus vs Mac cancer jokes. Kudos to...
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Originally Posted by spleisher
Shame. No need to speculate, but it can't be a GOOD thing. Wish him well.
My friend, as a cancer survivor, I do wish him well.
But I know that look. I've seen it, week...
My guess is the cancer is back and he's taking his remaining time on earth off from work ....
I also think Apple is lost without him. Look how they floundered when he left the first time.
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Originally Posted by Elotemuygrande
No change in seal for sure. I tried switching ears and just held each next to the same ear and the difference was very audible. Shure is about to get a mildly upset...
I'll try to say this more plainly: you cannot ever, ever achieve transparency in an earphone because it is SHOVED INTO your ear. It makes physical contact. It cannot "disappear" because you always have tactile contact. Same...
If you were to find earphones with a flat freq. response, you'd probably hate the sound. You are not talking about a speaker creating sound that floats through the air and all freqs hit your ear at the same time ... you are talking...
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Originally Posted by jaredcook
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ok so I swapped in a new set of tips ( a bit smaller ) and have been sure to compress them mildly prior to insertion.. things do seem to be a bit mellower now than when I first...
