Hi Andros owners , I experienced condensation built up on surface of nozzles, using various eartip, stock (Comply?), Final E, and Symbio W listening for less than an hour.
May I know how to avoid such incident ? I am worry moisture will seep into nozzle chambers … pls advise
Hi Andros owners , I experienced condensation built up on surface of nozzles, using various eartip, stock (Comply?), Final E, and Symbio W listening for less than an hour.
May I know how to avoid such incident ? I am worry moisture will seep into nozzle chambers … pls advise
Happens to me all the time. So at around 30 minutes or so, I check mine and wipe it right away. So far I've never encountered a muffled sound due to condensation in the nozzles. If that happens though, I have my Jodi vac cleaner at hand
Happens to me all the time. So at around 30 minutes or so, I check mine and wipe it right away. So far I've never encountered a muffled sound due to condensation in the nozzles. If that happens though, I have my Jodi vac cleaner at hand
ken said it is not a big deal as long as you allow them to sit on some dessicant once in a while, the condensation do not go into the drivers and the drivers are damperless.
Hi Andros owners , I experienced condensation built up on surface of nozzles, using various eartip, stock (Comply?), Final E, and Symbio W listening for less than an hour.
May I know how to avoid such incident ? I am worry moisture will seep into nozzle chambers … pls advise
Definitely in tropical countries such as my country where humidity is always > 90% all year round. Even my effect audio lionheart cable has develop some pink staining on the memory shrink sleeve due to weathering, fortunately my Andro CK Pacific Blue still looks brand new with no visible changes due to weathering.
Definitely in tropical countries such as my country where humidity is always > 90% all year round. Even my effect audio lionheart cable has develop some pink staining on the memory shrink sleeve due to weathering, fortunately my Andro CK Pacific Blue still looks brand new with no visible changes due to weathering.
I experienced condensation built up on surface of nozzles, using various eartip, stock (Comply?), Final E, and Symbio W listening for less than an hour.
Hi, sorry to buzz in late. Thanks for bringing this up which I was thinking to ask here too. Today is my 11th day with my Andros and I also felt water drops there once (!) Probably too much earwax?. So my question is, once any earwax, condensation or any other foreign element gets there, it's there, right? How can I take them out? But the manual if says to avoid it. It's not like the SE846 which has protective filter nozzles!
ken said it is not a big deal as long as you allow them to sit on some dessicant once in a while, the condensation do not go into the drivers and the drivers are damperless.
Hi, sorry to buzz in late. Thanks for bringing this up which I was thinking to ask here too. Today is my 11th day with my Andros and I also felt water drops there once (!) Probably too much earwax?. So my question is, once any earwax, condensation or any other foreign element gets there, it's there, right? How can I take them out? But the manual if says to avoid it. It's not like the SE846 which has protective filter nozzles!
So I hope no worries?
I am keeping them normally inside the stock leather bag. Is it really important to keep with desiccant packs?
i have had the andros for almost 2 years, i use them daily and they have condensation every time, i put them an airtight plastic box every fortnight with dessicant, so far so good
i have had the andros for almost 2 years, i use them daily and they have condensation every time, i put them an airtight plastic box every fortnight with dessicant, so far so good
Hi, sorry to buzz in late. Thanks for bringing this up which I was thinking to ask here too. Today is my 11th day with my Andros and I also felt water drops there once
Hi Andros owners , I experienced condensation built up on surface of nozzles, using various eartip, stock (Comply?), Final E, and Symbio W listening for less than an hour.
May I know how to avoid such incident ? I am worry moisture will seep into nozzle chambers … pls advise
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