[Spyro]

I find the TF10 mids veiled, not recessed.  To me they sound plenty up front but a bit cloudy.
 
I emailed designer Jerry Harvey about this very subject but he never replied.  My question was if the "cloudy" midrange was intentional and meant to be easier on the ears since the treble was so insanely extended. (my own hypothesis)

 

[Pure Quickness]

A new owner of these and gotta say, without the burn-in, it is quite good already!
 
I'm not even using EQ or Jeteffect!
 

 

[musicinmymind]

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A new owner of these and gotta say, without the burn-in, it is quite good already!
 
I'm not even using EQ or Jeteffect!
 

BA does not need burn-in, I have read about it somewhere in head-fi...not able to remember where

 

[Gilly87]

Just bought a pair of these for a friend because he liked mine so much XD

 

[hitme987]

Is the cable of this IEM durable? They seems to be not durable according to some reviews. 

 

[Matt head 777]

I own the LCD-2r2 and decided to pull out my tf10's and I'm actually enjoying it albeit eq'd tf10's they need it (quick eq)...Quick impressions are they faster tighter in the bass than the lcd-2? Ofcourse the lcd-2 is a better headphone again quick impressions more natural and full than the tf10.

 

[cogsand gears]

Not used my TF10's that much since aquireing a pair of Fisher Amps FA-3e.
 
Strapped the TF's on for a walk about this lunch time and fired up 'Life is Peachy' - Korn. Not listened to this albumn in about 15 years! Brutal! - in a good way

 

[H20Fidelity]

Is the cable of this IEM durable? They seems to be not durable according to some reviews. 

The stock cable is very average, when UE designed TF10 with interchangeable cables in mind they sure took no expense on creating one of the most stiff, kinking, awful looking cables to go with it. It's "ok" and gets the job done, but don't expect miracles from it. It would be better named a "disposable cable"

 

[yellowbirdfly]

Hi guys, need a little help here.
 
 

 
 
The nozzle got detached from the body I was trying to pull out the foam tips but the whole nozzle just came apart. I can attach it back to the body and it still works fine, but it would fall off very easily (the TF10 kept falling off from my ear while the nozzle and tips are still in my ear.)
 
Is there any way to fix this? I'm afraid that I would damage the drivers inside and thus haven't done anything to it.
 
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[Chris_Himself]

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Hi guys, need a little help here.
 
 

 
 
The nozzle got detached from the body I was trying to pull out the foam tips but the whole nozzle just came apart. I can attach it back to the body and it still works fine, but it would fall off very easily (the TF10 kept falling off from my ear while the nozzle and tips are still in my ear.)
 
Is there any way to fix this? I'm afraid that I would damage the drivers inside and thus haven't done anything to it.
 
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 
If you're still within warranty, just mail that sucka in cuz you do not want to eff around with DIY solutions unless it's a last resort..
 
The whole point of an IEM is an airtight seal from driver to ear, as soon as we start playing Bob the Builder, the likelyhood of us compromising that is rather high.

 

[akiroz]

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Hi guys, need a little help here.
 
 

 
 
The nozzle got detached from the body I was trying to pull out the foam tips but the whole nozzle just came apart. I can attach it back to the body and it still works fine, but it would fall off very easily (the TF10 kept falling off from my ear while the nozzle and tips are still in my ear.)
 
Is there any way to fix this? I'm afraid that I would damage the drivers inside and thus haven't done anything to it.
 
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks!

superglue?
(sorry that just made me laugh, I had no idea the whole thing could just come off....)

 

[supersleuth]

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superglue?
(sorry that just made me laugh, I had no idea the whole thing could just come off....)

Yeah, superglue is perfect for that kind of thing- it's quick, strong and the item will stay fixed. I used it to fix my Ety MC5 when the vertical black piece (from which the cord emerges) broke off from the rest of the body. Worked like a charm.

 

[yellowbirdfly]

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If you're still within warranty, just mail that sucka in cuz you do not want to eff around with DIY solutions unless it's a last resort..
 
The whole point of an IEM is an airtight seal from driver to ear, as soon as we start playing Bob the Builder, the likelyhood of us compromising that is rather high.

Yeah I've thought about that, but sadly the warranty is over. (I bought it on May last year).
 
I noticed it wasn't as airtight when I attached it back, and it probably affects the sound quality. And as you said, if I tried to fix it myself, it just won't sound the same.
 
I wonder if the headphone repair shops fix this kind of things?

 

[yellowbirdfly]

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superglue?
(sorry that just made me laugh, I had no idea the whole thing could just come off....)

lol yeah, I've thought of superglue too, but I'm afraid of screwing up and accidentally spilling the glue onto the drivers. Maybe I will do it as a last resort if there is no safer way.

 

[Pure Quickness]

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BA does not need burn-in, I have read about it somewhere in head-fi...not able to remember where

Ah, i see. So it is entirely mental when your brain gets used to a certain sound when listening to it over a longer period of time.