[DiStUrBeD_AzN]

They are so difficult to get in... Once I do, Im not even sure they're in properly...

Help me! >_< I feel I've made a bad purchase. And they hurt. ='(

 

[N0torious]

try the foamies. since the clear ones suck.

 

[DiStUrBeD_AzN]

Wow, that makes a difference... Still hurts though. >_< Hope the new ones will be better.

 

[urbancontra]

Gotta pop that cherry somehow. hope you enjoy them.

If you want a better fit, see if you can get ahold of some Sony soft flex tips and do a search on how to do the mod, theyre comfier and they sound better than either of the stock tips.

 

[sebb]

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Originally Posted by DiStUrBeD_AzN Wow, that makes a difference... Still hurts though. >_< Hope the new ones will be better.

Give yourself some time to get used to them. and start with the small foams.

 

[mmmmcheese]

I had the same problem when i first got them. I just started using the small flex sleeves and pushed them a good ways into my ear and no more hurt.

but for puting them in i usually wrap the cord behind my ear before i put them in then hold the top of my ear and push the sleeve part in.

 

[Beagle]

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Originally Posted by DiStUrBeD_AzN They are so difficult to get in... Once I do, Im not even sure they're in properly...='(

I had that problem with women.

 

[N0torious]

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Originally Posted by DiStUrBeD_AzN Wow, that makes a difference... Still hurts though. >_< Hope the new ones will be better.

you'll get used to it. i had the same problems when i bought them.. but now i love them.

 

[Nights_85]

go out and buy some earcleaning fluid (carbamide peroxide) they should sell it at any pharmacy, use that to its directions and things should be a bit smoother when inserting the e2s into the ear, the stuff kinda lubricates the inside. Worked for me with them and with the er6's as well.

 

[krakow]

I concur with the previous point. Just two applications of Earex (a non-prescription wax removal and general ear care thing in the UK) in each ear has helped immensely with the insertion and fit of my Shure E3c's.