[Fungee]

Hey, i'm wondering if there's a good way to get non-warranty Shure products fixed... my e2c's are dying, the left phone has a bad crackle/silence/connection problem (sound starts to crackle/cut in and out) that pushing/fiddling with can fix temporarily, however it's pretty frustrating.

Is there anyone (or any company) that could handle fixing these? Does anyone know what Shure charges for repairs on out of warranty products?

Or should I just accept that I probably only have myself to blame for them falling apart and buy something new?

 

[sector001]

if u have the money, I'd get new ones...check with your local electronics repair shops.

 

[FunnyPhunny]

upgrade to at least an E3 apparently (from experience) the cost cuts on the E2 were more than just using the dynamic speaker... who knows the cable might of oxidized inside. (happened to me)

 

[cooldude1015]

the e2 breaks like crazy. I've had one pair break a year now and that's with really really light use. Good thing Shure's warranty is AMAZING!

 

[jinx20001]

id say send shure a real nice smooth email and ask them politely if they will do anythin for a long time shure lover,just suck up a bit and ask nicely,shure are really good and are very loyal to customers,you may get a suprising reply and they may ask you to send it off free of charge you never know