[stewtheking]

Hi

So my E2c's.... gorgeous, and they stop all of the train noise on my way to work. However, with the foamies, i think the sound is a bit reedy and harsh, compared to the clear flex sleeves, and with the flex sleeves, my ears hurt after about a minute. I recon what i need is the ultra-soft flex ones.

Where can I pick up a "fit kit", that will let me try all 3 sizes of ultra soft flex sleeve, in the UK. I don't really want to buy a 10-pack, and find them the wrong size.

Stew

 

[Kameleon]

http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/page/s...roduct_id/5996

 

[Drakemoor]

i've just bought e2c's and i'm not sure what i think of them ATM, i haven't really given them much time to burn in but they sound really dark, after a bit of EQing they're sounding decent but i don't want to have to EQ TBH...

 

[Peppermint Duck]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kameleon http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/page/s...roduct_id/5996

"Postage will be £6 per order."

Guess it's the only choice you have if no one else in the UK sells them though...

 

[stewtheking]

ta

 

[setmenu]

This company has a wide variety of shure products.

http://www.pjbox.co.uk/


I use them for my Ety/Shure needs.
Service seems good.


Setmenu

 

[Electric_Mofo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by setmenu This company has a wide variety of shure products. http://www.pjbox.co.uk/ I use them for my Ety/Shure needs. Service seems good. Setmenu

I second that, top service