[Confispect]

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Originally Posted by moseboy /img/forum/go_quote.gif Wow, I have to assume there are a lot of typos in that, but see if this makes more sense: "I don't have enough room in my jeans pockets with my phone and wallet in my left and right pockets respectively." Thought that was implied. My bad. Never heard that one before. Did you just make that up ?

......Soryr I wentz to tiepo heven on that postz...somtimez I du dat.

 

[MichaelOH]

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Originally Posted by tstarn06 /img/forum/go_quote.gif You need to post a pic or something. Not sure where the hole would be, if ear wax can get in. No holes in mine. But a photo would be helpful.

...upon further inspection, it's a crack in the casing. Must have happened pre-shipping, or during the shipping process, because the phones have simply remained on my desk.

Got in touch with customer service through the website, and a new pair will be on its way to me tomorrow morning. No questions asked.

Kudos to Phonak for excellent customer service!

Michael

 

[shubhangam]

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Originally Posted by tstarn06 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'd be glad to do it when the time comes. Just PM me.

Thanks for the offer man! I'll definitely contact you

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Originally Posted by MichaelOH /img/forum/go_quote.gif ...upon further inspection, it's a crack in the casing. Must have happened pre-shipping, or during the shipping process, because the phones have simply remained on my desk. Got in touch with customer service through the website, and a new pair will be on its way to me tomorrow morning. No questions asked. Kudos to Phonak for excellent customer service! Michael

Good luck getting the replacement

 

[moseboy]

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Originally Posted by MichaelOH /img/forum/go_quote.gif ...upon further inspection, it's a crack in the casing. Must have happened pre-shipping, or during the shipping process, because the phones have simply remained on my desk.

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Originally Posted by MichaelOH /img/forum/go_quote.gif Kudos to Phonak for excellent customer service! Michael

I guess....

 

[HeadphoneAddict]

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Originally Posted by MichaelOH /img/forum/go_quote.gif ...folks, does anybody else's pair have a hole in them on the left ear piece? Or is mine defective? Sure seems like a lot of ear wax, etc. will get in through this hole.

Sounds like you are describing the filter came out of your earpiece sound hole, so read the directions to learn about filters and see if you need to install one of the spares.

[edit - sounds like my guess was wrong]

 

[ngsm13]

So with soaking the comply's in peroxide... how long and do I rinse them?

nG

 

[nsx_23]

Hmm, so fellow aussies, where did you buy yours and were the sellers reliable?

 

[Zalithian]

I think the best way to clean the complys is with handi wipes. Yeah!

 

[shubhangam]

I just put the black filters in, everything was veiled. So I put on the Treble Booster EQ (ipod touch 1g), and it sounds good.

Can't decide whether its better than grey + electronic :|

Aargh.

 

[Ricey20]

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Originally Posted by ngsm13 /img/forum/go_quote.gif So with soaking the comply's in peroxide... how long and do I rinse them? nG

I usually soak the complys for 30-45 mins. They come out basically as new. Once fully dried they don't smell and they still have the foam characteristics

 

[shubhangam]

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Originally Posted by Ricey20 /img/forum/go_quote.gif I usually soak the complys for 30-45 mins. They come out basically as new. Once fully dried they don't smell and they still have the foam characteristics

Do you keep the Comply Pressed or just make it so that it stays inside?

back to grey filters + complys

Is there any problem with doing this often, or should I just do it when my comply is crapped. (it already looks yellowish :\)

 

[dfkt]

You should squeeze the air out of them when you soak them in peroxide. After an hour you squeeze them again under running water to remove the peroxide residue.

I didn't do it that often yet to see if it damages the Complys - but in any case they certainly last a LOT longer than without cleaning them.

 

[dfkt]

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[ngsm13]

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Originally Posted by dfkt /img/forum/go_quote.gif You should squeeze the air out of them when you soak them in peroxide. After an hour you squeeze them again under running water to remove the peroxide residue. I didn't do it that often yet to see if it damages the Complys - but in any case they certainly last a LOT longer than without cleaning them.

Indeed, this is exactly what I ended up doing... came out like brand new.

nG

 

[FlyPenFly]

Although I'm still a bit skeptical about initial quality and long term durability on these... its amazing how much life it brings to some of my old music that I stopped listening to. It literally does bring new life and definition to some of the old tracks I forgot about.