I'll do that, and I'll update this once I've talked to them. Thanks for the advice, everyone. 

Sethsez - sorry if this was unclear, the warranty was a third party warranty. UE only has its basic one-year limited warranty. I can't fault UE for not honoring a warranty, this issue wasn't with them. 

I didn't buy them, they were a gift from the company.    You guys are right, I should just call them up and see what it would cost to get them repaired. If the repair costs more than $200, though, I think it makes sense to get something new with a two year warranty rather than risk these...

Ivabign - I did purchase a warranty, but then when I filed a claim they said that because I received them as a corporate gift, the warranty wasn't valid. They then refunded me the cost of the warranty, which is probably far less than the repair cost. I just think they didn't want to pay out so...

Jeez, I joined here in April of last year? Guess the damn things only made it about a year. Bummer. 

Hello,    After 18 months of happy daily usage, my Ultimate Ears Reference Monitors are dying. The first time the sound started going in one ear, I replaced the cable and all was well. It's been six months since then, and I replaced the cable one more time but the sound is still dropping in...

Registered to say that I recently acquired a pair of UERMs, and that they're far and away the best headphones I've ever used. Now, I'm not a crazy person who spends thousands of dollars on pre-amps and magical cables, but these were absolutely worth the money. They are really well-balanced...