[Yggdrassilious]

 
I received my MTPC today from Amazon. When trying out different eartips, I noticed that the silver part was loose. It rattled a bit when removing eartips as if it was going to come right off!
 
Both ear pieces does that. The left one is more loose than the right one.
 
I was wondering if this is normal behavior for a brand new pair of $250 IEMs? Did Monster design this for durability or soundquality purposes, or did they just forget to put enough super glue?
 
 
 
 

 

[dweaver]

That's warranties and not under the lifetime exchange either. Monster has good warranty service take advantage of it or have Amazon replace them if they will. Don't fix them yourself.

 

[Yggdrassilious]

Right, so you are saying this is a result of poor quality control and manufacturing defect, and I should get it replaced. Right?
 
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That's warranties and not under the lifetime exchange either. Monster has good warranty service take advantage of it or have Amazon replace them if they will. Don't fix them yourself.

 

 

[dweaver]

That was a problem with early runs of the copper's it is a defect and should just be replaced. Sorry to hear this issue is still lingering. Great IEM when you get one without that issue.

 

[akacoke]

give monster a call, they will give you a prepaid shipping lable, you just ship the IEMs back, they let you keep all the assesories,  isnt that awsome?
 
BTW they give you a brand new seal whole set for warranty

 

[Yggdrassilious]

Actually... thinking of just returning them. Cannot stand the horrible microphonics. The horror! Other than that great sound.

 

[JeFFz]

Are you wearing it over the ears? Because i don't experience much microphonics doing that way.

 

[TekeRugburn]

i had the same problem.... and the replaced with a new pair.... kept all the accessories

 

[Yggdrassilious]

Well I have the controltalk version. And the remote is almost right behind  my ears if I wear it over the ears. 
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Are you wearing it over the ears? Because i don't experience much microphonics doing that way.