[JamesMcProgger]

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No it's wearing them upside down instead of overtheear

but what do you do about stereophonics?

 

[Chris_Himself]

YOU HEAR IT IN ALL OF ITS SCRATCHY BOOMY GLORY.
 
That or hold your cables in a clenched fist of anger

 

[JamesMcProgger]

Some glamour shots
 

 

 

 

[SouthernBoy]

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No it's wearing them upside down instead of overtheear

No, It's swapping the cable so the "Right" IEM goes in the left ear and vice versa.  For many it fits better and gives a better seal.
 

 

[Raguvian]

You still wear the IEM's over the ear, but you put the right ear piece in the left ear and vice versa. That makes the angle shallower with your ear, so the body doesn't stick out so far. For some people it's slightly more comfortable.

 

[Schwal2tz]

Anyone know what is Airline attenuator for? And how does it work

 

[Raguvian]

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Anyone know what is Airline attenuator for? And how does it work

You use it on airlines where the sound output from the onboard jacks may be too powerful for these sensitive IEM's, so it reduces the volume (and hissing). I'm pretty sure it's just a resistor in a fancy plastic housing.

 

[Schwal2tz]

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You use it on airlines where the sound output from the onboard jacks may be too powerful for these sensitive IEM's, so it reduces the volume (and hissing). I'm pretty sure it's just a resistor in a fancy plastic housing.

Will it reduce the volume of my music? Or just reduce the very high onboard announcement volume from the captain that may damage my IEM and my ears.
 

 

[buffalowings]

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Will it reduce the volume of my music? Or just reduce the very high onboard announcement volume from the captain that may damage my IEM and my ears.
 

both, its not some magical digital doowhop that will filter out content you dont want to hear and enhance that which you do, it's simply a resistor
 
 

 

[Schwal2tz]

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both, its not some magical digital doowhop that will filter out content you dont want to hear and enhance that which you do, it's simply a resistor
 
 

lol, THanks. I thought it is a filter that can limit highest volume like some mp3 players' function, kind of set a ceiling.
 

 

[Chris_Himself]

Nah it just stops it from blowing out your ears lol.

 

[tannerbnd]

where did you get this headphone cord you have the pic? Mine is about to wear out, and these look awesome! and more sturdy! thanks for the info
 
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[Majin]

that is prolly the UE clear cable
 
http://ultimateears.com/en-us/products/custom-accessories

 

[Chris_Himself]

The custom cable doesn't quite fit the TF.10's IIRC. The pins are a little too big =/
 
You'd need the production cable

 

[JamesMcProgger]

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lol, THanks. I thought it is a filter that can limit highest volume like some mp3 players' function, kind of set a ceiling.
 

ReplayGain, clip+ has it, Zune and iPod dont, go figure.very useful, specially in the computer, foobar has it.
 
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where did you get this headphone cord you have the pic? Mine is about to wear out, and these look awesome! and more sturdy! thanks for the info
 

I have no idea! It does says UE in the Y split and the previous owner ( a headfier) told me UE sent it as a replace when the original broke.
 
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that is prolly the UE clear cable
 
http://ultimateears.com/en-us/products/custom-accessories

couldnt fint it there, but if you notice here http://ultimateears.com/en-us/products/universal-accessories 46" Replacement Cable (Black), it does specifies "Black" so maybe asking for the clear? the previous owner told me the clear is more sturdy and stronger, but also has more memory character.