[insanelysick]

 
Hi Guys, which of the IE8 tips are these, they're not easily listed on the Sennheiser site. 
Are they the Ear adapter double mold or the Lamella ear adapters ?
 
Thanks guys
 
 
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[Young Spade]

^ Omg who would want to use those? lol jk, but they don't really look that comfortable...
Could you try googling the names of the tips you just said and see if they match up?

 

[lucozade]

actually those barrel tips as i call them are very comfy ,they have a very airy sound and lessens the bass too much when used with the ie8 i found .

 

[KimChee]

I have the Null Audio Enyo Cable it brings up the mids a bit and seems to tighten up the bass.  I compared my set to a colleagues who has the stock cable, his cable is wearing a bit so I think he's going to get an aftermarket cable.  I really love my Triple Fis.

 

[mobilebritain]

Anyone know why the majority of retailers are selling these for >£200 when the price (and therefore I assume the RRP) on the Logitech website is £199?

 

[Young Spade]

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actually those barrel tips as i call them are very comfy ,they have a very airy sound and lessens the bass too much when used with the ie8 i found .

Ah cool; how well do they isolate? I don't really think I'd be using them anytime soon but it's good to know

 

[Crackerman]

It seems to be impossible to get a replacement cable for the tf10s in the UK at the moment. None of the proper channels seem to have them - can't find one on Amazon at all. I ordered one from China on ebay and they wouldn't actually fit properly into the headphones. I had to practically force them in and broke the memory wire trying to pull them out again, I've never had that problem with the cable before. 

 

[Anvil]

Ugh! I haven't been travelling much recently but a few weeks ago my left earphone on my Triple Fis  started cutting out, and although I had meant to contact Ultimate ears in order to get a new cable(I'm still within warranty), today I was hoping to try to see if I could detach the cable first to see if I could pull it off. So I go to the website to look at their guide to try to remove the cable, and it tells me to tug wiggle and rock firmly while pulling to get it out because it might be a tight connection.
 
Well, it was tight enough, I thought I was on my way to disconnect it but just managed to tug the connection right out of the thing!  To make things worse, I tried to see if I couldn't take the IEM connector out from the wire, and managed to take out the dangling wire left, so it's just a loose in the air connection now. Of course I still have my amazon invoice so I can send it back in if necessary, so it's not a total loss, but do you think I'd be better off emailing Logitech or calling in?

 

[parker770]

I used email when I had an issue with the wire on my UE700s, they responded promptly and issued a return label for the phones.  I got new ones, in brand new retail packaging, about a week later.  Sold those on eBay, and just upgraded to the Triple.Fi today. 
 
I was satisfied with Logitech/UE customer service via email.

 

[Anvil]

Ok, so I'm on the email support page now and it's asking me for the PID/SN and the PN(Part Number). Looking at the bottom of the packaging box, I think I have those numbers, but I'm not sure if they're right and which one corresponds to which even if they were. Does anyone know where and which those things are? I'm probably looking at them right now, but I'd like to be sure and I think I can get this done faster by asking you guys rather than making separate Logitech emails.

 

[Young Spade]

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I used email when I had an issue with the wire on my UE700s, they responded promptly and issued a return label for the phones.  I got new ones, in brand new retail packaging, about a week later.  Sold those on eBay, and just upgraded to the Triple.Fi today. 
 
I was satisfied with Logitech/UE customer service via email.

Good deal. Hope you like the Triples. 

 

[Sayajin]

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Ok, so I'm on the email support page now and it's asking me for the PID/SN and the PN(Part Number). Looking at the bottom of the packaging box, I think I have those numbers, but I'm not sure if they're right and which one corresponds to which even if they were. Does anyone know where and which those things are? I'm probably looking at them right now, but I'd like to be sure and I think I can get this done faster by asking you guys rather than making separate Logitech emails.

 
Must be those. I'm looking at mine right now. The PID/SN should be the first number. The part number is always the one below the barcode. Just send these numbers and see what happening. Can't think of anything else.

 

[Anvil]

Thanks, I'll give a try when I can. Getting a tip of where I can find the MN and PN from the phone section probably threw me off.

 

[Saitek666]

I recently found old silicone tips from my extremely old Sony Fontopia MDR-EX71 and wow. They are a lot, but a lotttt better than the Comply foams. The bass is punchy, eargasmic!

 

[parker770]

They did require that I sent them a copy of my invoice from when I purchased them as proof of purchase.  I am not sure how much luck you would have if they were bought on the used market, hopefully they would still take care of you, good companies do.  I bought my TF 10s used, so if I have problems, I guess I will find out how good their CS actually is.  Hopefully I won't have to, and at least the TFs have a replaceable cable, so if they won't help, if it is just a cable problem it can be solved cheaply and easily.