Where do I buy Shure nozzles?

[GreatDane]

A couple weeks ago one of my E4 nozzles went bad, the little green thingy (wax guard??) became dislodged. I'm now using an extra nozzle that came with the package.

I need some more backups...where do I get these?

 

[Akathriel]

From Shure...you didnt get a replacement set when you bought them? Shure charges exorbitant prices for replacement parts.

 

[GreatDane]

Yes I did get an extra pair of nozzles with my E4 box. I'll have to check out the Shure website. Thanks

 

[Spyro]

On the E4, is the waxguard actually like a mesh screen of some sort about 1/8" down inside the nozzle to keep particulate out? It's hard to tell. I want to be Shure I can't get fuzzies on the internal part of the earphone when I'm transporting them in cotton pockets, etc.

 

[threepointone]

has anyone found out how much these are?? they better not be insanely expensive, because I found that one of the filters just died within the first hour of use, while I was testing out different sleeves. I replaced it with another that came in the package, of course. Maybe I can get shure to send me an extra pair if those are covered under warranty or something--doesn't seem normal for stuff to die within the first hour of use.

 

[GreatDane]

That suck that they crapped out so soon.

I haven't found a price. I stopped at the pro sound shop where I bought my E4 and they didn't sell the nozzles...I did buy a 20 pack of foam tips for $17 (ouch)

 

[Spyro]

Quote:

Originally Posted by threepointone one of the filters just died within the first hour of use, while I was testing out different sleeves. .

How does a filter die? What's there to break on it?

 

[threepointone]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spyro How does a filter die? What's there to break on it?

I have absolutely no idea. All I know is that I suddenly noticed that my left driver abruptly became attentuated. For a moment I got scared that some DC offset or something fried the left channel, but then I changed the filter and it was fine again. I thoroughly examined the broken filter, but there was no visible difference with the working filter. No breaks, and it looked like neither was clogged with anything. I still have no idea exactly how it broke.