They have a $125 replacement program that I did once. I did it because the right side plastic was cracked. Was quick turnaround - sent mine in. I wouldn't worry about oxidized cables though

I also spent about 20 minutes in the Grain booth at Engadget Expand. The bluetooth portable speakers seemed to have high quality sound for their size (good bass punch, clear in mid and highs) but the environment was loud so that impression is from putting my head near it. I connected their IEM's...

Been using the SCL5's with the grey silicone tips they shipped with. I really like the sound of them with my iRiver H10 running RockBox. The bass is just right, the detail is very good and I can wear them for much longer than my ER-4P's. I've been listening mostly to FLAC encoded music.

There is some great reading on head-fi.org! I kept searching on Shure E5 and reading threads last night until 3:30am (knew I shouldn't drink caffeine laden soda at midnight). Impressively civil also. Even the forsale posts were informative. I've concluded that the SCL5s are right for me and...

Just used the head-fi search and found threads that explain that SCL means Shure Classic Line and that the SCL5/E5c/E5 are all the same unit as original post subject line suggests.

I've been looking around for information about the differences between the SCL5, E5c and E5. I've been using ER4P's for IEM's but recently left them on an airplane and have an opportunity to get SCL5's for the replacement cost.   I play bass and have home studio with Tannoy monitors powered...