[eCs_LCS]

This has got to be one of the most annoying things for me with headphones, do the E2c's tangle easily?

 

[jerb]

i think you can easily tangle any headphone with a cord, so inn that aspect, yes they do. buy because their wire is much thicker than average earbud wire it holds its shape much better and coild more than it tangles

 

[Cyclone]

all ear buds tangle pretty bad. but i would immagine that with the e2c's thicker-than-most cables there wouldnt be as big of a problem

 

[eCs_LCS]

Sweet thats what I was hoping for.

 

[Jmmmmm]

they tangle the least of any headphone i own, by far

 

[phasion]

You can get a "headphone cord holder". I have the Sony EX71s and it comes with this plastic squished egg shape holder and it rocks. I'm sure you can find 3rd party holders without having to resort to buying the EX71s.

 

[dogday]

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I'm sure you can find 3rd party holders without having to resort to buying the EX71s.

yep. http://www.smartwrap.net/buy-a-smartwrap-world.htm

 

[viator122]

The e2c comes with a clamshell case. There's a cup/spindle inside. You drop the drivers in the cup and then wind the cord around it. Zip it up and you're all set.

 

[Cyclone]

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Originally Posted by viator122 The e2c comes with a clamshell case. There's a cup/spindle inside. You drop the drivers in the cup and then wind the cord around it. Zip it up and you're all set.

that clam shell case is indestructable. one of the best stock cases ever IMO you could throw that thing against a wall as hard as you could and it would still keep your buds safe.

 

[mr.karmalicious]

I removed the spool from mine

 

[UserNotFound]

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Originally Posted by mr.karmalicious I removed the spool from mine

I believe with the higher end Shure's, they already don't have the spool.

 

[sony_man]

i use my case thingy from the EX51's, and the wire that came with my eggos. that keeps my cords short enough not to tangle.

 

[evo]

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Originally Posted by mr.karmalicious I removed the spool from mine

how do u do that? remove the spool, i mean

EDIT: got the answer using good old google search [a head-fi page no less], just use allen key to unscrew from inside, pinch the plastic parts retaining the spool, and remove spool.

 

[Ubijza]

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Originally Posted by dogday yep. http://www.smartwrap.net/buy-a-smartwrap-world.htm

Thank you very much for that!!

Someone had a great idea and I might buy or just make one myself