Quote:   If I recall, the 10 cable is just a bit thicker than the 10vi.  They use the same sockets though.

Quote: Have you tried another set of ear/headphones on the same songs?  If there's no buzzing with other earphones, than you have a defective TF10.  I heard a weird buzz off of one song I bought from Google Music.  That got me a bit worried briefly until I checked with another set of...

*Need a simple IEM with microphone*   I have a pair of InEarz custom re-molded TF10vi's that I'm happy with.  But when I had them remolded, I decided to use UE custom sockets instead of TF10 sockets, hence I no longer have the microphone on these.  I'd also prefer to keep these for plane...

Quote:   Play a song with good bass.  When you push them in (slightly), does the bass get better?  If so, then you're probably not getting a good seal.  

  Quote:   Swap the cables and see if that changes things.  If it does then it's surely the cable.  Logitech will send you a new cable.  They may try to send you a new TF10, but if it's not the earphone, then you maybe better off asking for just the cable.  I've heard there's a wait for...

  Quote:   Yes, the tf-10 and tf10vi cable use the same sockets.  Dirty little secret..though i guess it's not really a secret at this point.  Buy a TF10, get a $30 vi cable, and now you have a tf10vi plus a spare cable. tadaaaa

Lots of people have done reshells of their TF10s, myself included.  I was in the same boat, not happy with the fit in my ear.  Little bit of pain, constant adjustment, seal issues, absolutely useless at the gym.  I tried over 10 different tips.  After reshelling, they're awesome.  Fit is great...

Quote: My clear UE custom cable turned green in about 3 months and I barely used them. 

And another update....so what I described in my original post is definitely not normal, as others have pointed out.  I went to a hearing aid specialist who told me what needed to be adjusted.  After the adjustment, they came back with a much better fit.  I was able to run on a treadmill without...

1) $90 2) I think fit issues are common as there's so much variability.  But color and finish should not be.  There's several other companies that do it but most are more expensive. Stock means not previously reshelled/customized.  I'm guessing it's easier to break apart a stock IEM vs...

Well they agreed that the color and finish weren't what I asked for the first two times, so I didn't have to pay for anything.

Ok this is going to be a long post, but there was a call for pics so I'll oblige with several.  It also reflects a long journey which started in Nov.  I'm not going to get into the exact dates, but each time has taken 3-4 weeks and it took 3 times to get it right...well sorta.   Here are the...

So after waiting 4 weeks for my IEMS (first time took 3 weeks) ...  I'm disappointed to say that they're wrong...again.  This time, they put in a design that I didn't ask for.  As a matter of fact, I didn't ask for any design.  Did someone else on here ask for these?  Time to call Kaysen again...

They call it a SN, but it's more like a batch number or something that tells the year in which they're made, hence warrantied.

Much more comfortable than IEMs jammed into your ear canal since they don't sit as deep.