How often should you replace the green filters? I've been using mine for about 2 months now. What's your normal replacement schedule?
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2/19/02 at 10:21pm
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I posted a pole before on this a few weeks ago. Most people change them every couple months or even less often. I think I will replace mine every two months or when the sound seems to be degrading.
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| Originally posted by radrd I posted a pole before on this a few weeks ago. Most people change them every couple months or even less often. I think I will replace mine every two months or when the sound seems to be degrading. |
Change them when you see they are contaminated, or when the output becomes impaired. Don't worry, they won't be damaged if they become clogged and any impairment will be noticeable.
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Change it when you need to.
I was cleaning my ear tips and I accidentally contaminated the filter of right driver. That side immediately went mute, so I had to replace the filters.
I was cleaning my ear tips and I accidentally contaminated the filter of right driver. That side immediately went mute, so I had to replace the filters.
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If you clean your ears on a regular basis, you should rarely need to change the green filters. I changed mine after a year, just because I figured it was time. No difference in sound. Unless you notice a blockage in sound, you probably won't need to change them. Ever. 

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