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Headphoneus Supremus
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Hmmm, I might look into investing into it. That and a UE cIEM cable or other might be a great way to preserver these IEMs for a lot longer.
i dont think that'd work. ive tried with my exacto knife and its stuck. and i tried a needle..... it wont budge. There isnt any piece sticking out...its pretty much flush with the socket.
Edit: Success! decided to just go to town with a new heavy duty exacto knife blade! muahahahahahaha!
Just found that after looking on the site. Maybe it passed me, too, but where are they located? That's not a terrible price at all...
All it needs is a soldering job done and fix the plastic with super glue......little patience is required but can be easily fixed. If you are not able to do that and budget permits you can re-shell it. Or you can find if somebody selling just that earpiece alone or broken pair sort thru ebay,craigslist or ur local classified.........or you can get rid off and if you are offered good for the present condition and invest on something else.(iem)........
I think im going to join the cool club and get the reshelled Any advice or suggestions? This will be my first time. I think someone here mentioned Fisher is good and cheap?
Yeah I got mine done at fisher. it costs about $100 overall with the shipping and all.
I think im going to join the cool club and get the reshelled Any advice or suggestions? This will be my first time. I think someone here mentioned Fisher is good and cheap?
There's no restrictions as to location right? As I'm currently situated in UK for 6 months. So it's still okay for me to send it to the US?
There's no restrictions as to location right? As I'm currently situated in UK for 6 months. So it's still okay for me to send it to the US?