[ak40ozKevin]

I have to push pretty hard but my ES7 will fit in there haha. It's really rubbery where the connector is and it gives in just enough to fit in the jack.

 

[DLeeWebb]

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Originally Posted by Nospam /img/forum/go_quote.gif Actually, Apples does sell an adapter... sort of. It comes as part of the the iPod Shuffle Sport Case. Here's a picture. I bought just the adapter by itself off of eBay for $8 shipped. Works great with my E4 Btw, the Shure adapter is now available from Apple's online store for $40.

Yeah, I used the 1G shuffle-case adaptor for weeks until I got the Shure MPA (which is, as far as I'm concerned, worth the forty bucks...). Does Apple actually sell this adaptor as a stand-alone product?

 

[terance]

I don't know if anyone knows this yet. . .but

I just bought an iPhone, and the UE Sound Level Attenuator is a perfect fit.

http://www.ultimateears.com/_ultimat...ccessories.php

14 bucks, screw the $40 shure cable (unless you need a mic)

no audible hiss for me, i am using super fi.3's and 192kbs acc w/ vbr

viva la iPhone!

 

[all2ofme]

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Originally Posted by CMasten /img/forum/go_quote.gif I am guessing they have somehow filtered the mic to headphone connection, as you can barely hear yourself, enough to balance the convorsation for your side, also my wife was telling me how much better it sounds talking to me, as she cannot hear all the noise in the background, so however they handled the noise cancellation it works.

Maybe this is a stoopid question, but would the way the Shure mic works allow for other IEM users to hold a decent phone conversation without shouting/whispering? I've got some ER-4Ps I'd like to use.