[ColdWolfSong]

I really, really enjoy how even high end earphones seem to have thin, glued on cloth for wax guards which can easily fall out. The guard on one of my JVC FW01 fell out, and now I don't want to use them for fear that wax and other particulates will get into the driver and screw them up. Is there a way I can glue that back in? (It's really tiny so I doubt it.) Are there replacement filters or dampers I can buy for these?

 

[Dulalala]

Knowles sells acoustic dampeners but you'd have to measure your IEM bore size and figure out which ones will fit.

 

[EvilUnicornCat]

Hifi man sells a kit for their wax guard filters and silcone set for the re-400 that fit my fx-850, as far as i could tell thats the only company that offers sticky back wax guards.

 

[ColdWolfSong]

Alright, I'll look into both of these and see what I can do. Thank you both.

 

[buke9]

Comply has Tips with Wax Guard built in if foam tips are okay for you as I have a problem with anything else .

 

[ColdWolfSong]

Comply has Tips with Wax Guard built in if foam tips are okay for you as I have a problem with anything else .

I had thought of that but I didn't want to be limited to a particular kind of tip, and I much prefer silicone. But if my other options fail then Comply will do.

 

[buke9]

I can't find a pair of silicone that give me a decent seal and after awhile the Comply Tips feel like I have nothing in my ears . It was just a thought if all else fails.