I finally got an email from the rep today, she said that the only difference between the Loud Enough phones and Metro Fi's, is that the Loud Enough earphones have a attenuator built in, and that the Metro's have one that come in the box, is this true?..When I look on Amazon/Apple.com, I don't see anywhere that it says they come with one, unless they don't come with a attenuator in the box for optional use and I'd have to buy it separately?...
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