[redsosis]

I got this new IEM for a couple day.
When I plug this NuForce NE-7M inside my ear, it's sound like clicking of plastic.
And sometimes its difficult to get the right sound, still clicking for a second until I fix it by pulling or pushing the earphone.
I think the click is from the membrane of the driver.

Is it normal to you, guys?
Or its just me?
Should I send back it to get fixed/reclaim?

 

[LeftyGorilla]

Their customer service is really quite good, you should start there...

Nuforce, Inc

 

[Punnisher]

That happens with one of mine. The click only happens when I put the earphone in. After that, no air pressure is being put on the driver so it stops. It doesn't seem to affect the sound.

If yours is more severe than mine, I would get a new pair.

 

[redsosis]

At first, I use it with the small tips. After I change it to medium tips...it doesn't get clicking anymore.

Thx anyway ;D

 

[kmhaynes]

So maybe you can edit the title of your original post to say "Problem with Ne-7M Solved..."

 

[redsosis]

But i don't like the medium tips..... its poor of bass.

I think i will stay with the small tips.

Is it okey, for the durability of the driver if it always clicking each time I put the earphone in?

 

[jonhapimp]

well if there is anything(anything) wrong with your headphones and your worried about the durability just talk(or go online) to the customer service and get it replaced. i got mine replaced when one of the earphones died, replaced fast and easy

 

[redsosis]

Thx...

I'll try it now.

 

[kmhaynes]

The medium size tips are probably not fitting/staying inside your ear canal, and that is why the bass response is bad with them. If you can work them in just a bit, you might get back that great bass, but it just depends on the size of your ear canals -- mine are smallish, as well, and the medium tips are fairly tight for me.

I wound up buying some Shure E2c tips that fit very tight on the NE-7M and fit tight in my ear, but the isolation is very high and sound quality is very good. I also have some of the Comply T400 tips, but the are foam and fit pretty tightly in your ear -- you have to get used to the pressure on your ear canals. It doesn't damage your ear canals, just stretches them a bit.

 

[redsosis]

@kmhaynes,
did you hav a problem too (clicking) when inserting the earphone?