buffalowings
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that's what people thought when the 530's came out...then came the cable issues..but all seems well apparently shure solved the cable issues
Is there such a thing as headphones/IEM that I can actually expect to last more than a few years?
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that's what people thought when the 530's came out...then came the cable issues..but all seems well apparently shure solved the cable issues
wyager
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I bought the triple.fi 10's.... Amazon prime. They should be here wednesday.
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Gtz on your purchase..hope you enjoy them!
From what I've heard they should last you for a while
Worst comes to worst you can always get them reshelled
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Reshelled? What do you mean by that? Can you physically take these apart to repair them?
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It means taking the drivers and crossover out of the TF10 shell and putting them into an acrylic custom molded shell which makes them into custom earphones.
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Ah... No need for that, though. Is it possible to remove the shell without damaging it? That would be another big plus.
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Etys seem the most durable compared to others i've owned.
The ViSang R03s have a really nice wire on them, it seems to me like they'd last.
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