[hungarianhc]

Hi All,

I had the Q-Jays, but now those are on eBay, since I got my Ultimate Ears Triple Fis!

In any case, with both headphones, there were alternative tips, adaptors, cords, etc. Where do you all usually keep these things when not in use? Curious what "the standard" is. Thanks!

 

[TopPop]

I'm using the hardshell case that came with the Fuze 3-in-1 kit to store my IEMs. The case has a small mesh pocket inside. I keep my extra tips in a tiny plastic bag inside this pocket.

 

[hungarianhc]

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Originally Posted by TopPop /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'm using the hardshell case that came with the Fuze 3-in-1 kit to store my IEMs. The case has a small mesh pocket inside. I keep my extra tips in a tiny plastic bag inside this pocket.

Oh that's cool that there is a little compartment for them. Maybe I'll just buy another case someplace and stick them all in there.

 

[priest]

Ziploc bags and paper cups on a bookshelf in the dining room. Really high-class. My wife loves it.

 

[ucrags84]

Ziploc baggie for my extra ear gels, an old plastic ear-plug container for my spare Shure Olives, and connectors and wires are wrapped using the "over under method" and stored in a dedicated drawer for electronics.

 

[jaw2ek]

I used to use the case that came with my Klipsch custom-2s. Now I use the plastic case that my RE0 v3 came in. Its perfect for that stuff

 

[earthpeople]

I keep most of them organized by accessory type (tip, adapter, etc) in little bags and throw them into a drawer at my desk.

 

[rawrster]

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Originally Posted by squid+ /img/forum/go_quote.gif I keep most of them organized by accessory type (tip, adapter, etc) in little bags and throw them into a drawer at my desk.

i do pretty much the same time

 

[aegid]

I use the box. That way I know I'll be able to find the extras if I find the box. If I don't leave them in the box, I will likely not find them when I want to.

 

[wavoman]

I'm sorry, all these answers are unacceptable! I am ashamed of you all!

You can't find a way to support head-fi? There is only one right answer:

Trinket-Fi: Keepsake Box > Head-Fi Logo Store

 

[jjmai]

In the original packaging hidden away so my girlfriend won't find out how much I have been spending on headphones

 

[xguntherc]

I have this and it works well. I put the bags of tips of my favorite phones or what I'm currently using in one side, and the phones in the other.

Amazon.com: Samba Travel Case for JBuds J2 Earbuds (Black): Electronics

 

[Azathoth]

While the case that comes with the IE8 is a bit of a hassle to use, it's quite convenient for storing the tips that I need plus the unit itself. The rest, I keep in the retail box packaging.

 

[BIGHMW]

Extra eartips- separated and put into Ziploc pouches depending on the type (standard single-flange, standard double-flange, EX082/85/90, EX300/500.700/NC300D, etc.)

Whenever storing backup IEM's (EX85, 90, 700, 300D, etc.) I always put the supplied tips in a mini Ziploc Pouch within the pack that I store the backups and their supplied extension cords in).

As for the adapters, they too are separated into individual groups per type (1/8"-to-1/4", airline plug, etc.).

The supplied paperwork, storage pouches and/or hardshell cases are not so much used in order to conserve space in my drawers. Those are stored in a separate box but are not thrown out.

 

[RASeymour]

The little boxes that the Yuin earbuds come in.

Otherwise a tin box that was filled with fudge, good smells still.