[toekneeyeah]

My right earphone shell cracked and is currently being held together by cheap tape. I'm not going to risk hot-glueing the shell so I'm thinking about either buying a new set or trying to reshell it.

Would it be more beneficial in the long run to buy a new pair of earphones despite only my right earphone shell is broken.

Or should I try to get them reshelled? If so, what would be the best place/website to get this done? I live in California, United States for reference.

Thank you!
- Tony 
 

 

[bobby12]

My right earphone shell cracked and is currently being held together by cheap tape. I'm not going to risk hot-glueing the shell so I'm thinking about either buying a new set or trying to reshell it.


Would it be more beneficial in the long run to buy a new pair of earphones despite only my right earphone shell is broken.


Or should I try to get them reshelled? If so, what would be the best place/website to get this done? I live in California, United States for reference.


Thank you!

- Tony 

 

http://www.inearz.com/ http://www.head-fi.org/t/464570/inearz-fisher-hearing-custom-remold-owners-thread/2715
I heard this is a good, cheap company to get your in ears remolded.
There are other companies but they are much more expensive and I don't think it would be worth it for ~300 IEMs

 

[rhinech]

I remember there is a thread said that, after re-shelled properly, TF10 sounds like a $999 CIEM!