For anyone who has the Panasonic HJE900...   Its pretty well known that their tiny mesh protecting them against ear wax and other intrusions is very prone to accidentally get dislogded / lost.   Once lost, likelyhood of stuff getting inside and wrecking them rises sharply.    ...

For anyone who has the Panasonic HJE900...   Its pretty well known that their tiny mesh protecting them against ear wax and other intrusions is very prone to accidentally get dislogded / lost.   Once lost, likelyhood of stuff getting inside and wrecking them rises sharply.    ...

Quote: yeah, knowing your ear's own frequency curve will help you tell to what parts of a review to apply that salt.   As for preference, your own preference is the easiest part, since you know it automatically. The reviewers here seem to mention their preference in their reviews...

I've very much enjoyed reading all the detailed reviews here, and they are not bad as a base to make a decision on buying some earphones you've never heard before...     After my last purchase, a pair of Panasonic HJE900's, I want to make a statement on general use of such reviews and how...

I see...   well remember to take into account the variability of ears...  judging how your own ears are will help you a lot in picking good earphones.   you can do a hearing test with computer software at your own house, or you can go for a test to an audiologist...   If your ears...

ugh..  if you do this, can I have your empty left over CK10 housings?  I'll pay you... something...   either way, have you tried to just put custom made eartips on a CK10?  might just add something to the sound you've been missing..    

Quote:   Android phones can use remote controls with multiple buttons, but not all buttons may work.  There are some apps that enable you to use more than one of the buttons, or enable you to perform more functions with the one button.   That this is even an issue to think about...

You should not change your earphones just to have a mic, cause there's plenty of adapter wires you plug into the phone, that have a little remote control with a mic and an earphone jack.   So the effect is the same as if you had bought some cell phone mic-combo earphones, but you can...

Quote: In the scheme of things, you really should not be overly concerned with cable length for several reasons:   1) the cable length is much easier to solve than getting an earphone with the sound you like and getting a good fit in your ear.   2) You can replace them with...

Its a nice design, the red is great, and they deserve to wear it, well equipped as they are  :)   I like the way you did the cable too, but would have preferred a longer strain relief, or better yet, plugs   And a mic+control version of the cable that works with iPhones/Androids...    

Quote: Short of poking around the inside with a bent needle, which seems too risky, I think he'd have to pop the top to get it out... And you should never pop the top without dire need, cause you never know if you end up with a rattle, necessitating further unwanted surgery    

Quote:   Can I buy the empty CK10 shells from you?  I'm trying to learn to repair CK10's and I want to figure out how to elegantly work small jacks into their strain reliefs, so we can have replaceable cables on these, since nobody knows when Audio Technica stops supporting these...   not...

Quote: where?  how?   I went to each of those company's sites and none had an offer anywhere near $80 as of 2011-08-04...   could you elaborate, if possible?  thanks much :)       As for Audio Technica's repair service... uhh, thats rape... I've seen Amazon sell the...