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hello, my question is, if the triple flange sleeves from shure also fit onto my sennheiser cx500 earphones. ive googled already but there werent any clear answers.
also i want to know where the difference between these 2 models is: http://www.amazon.com/Shure-EA306-Tr.../dp/B000F657DY http://www.amazon.com/Shure-PA755-Tr.../dp/B0002INL4M |
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if I remember right the shure stuff has smaller nozzles than most. I know the shure olive foam tips I had were a bear to get onto most sets. Maybe try the triple flanges from meelectronics?
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According to the Comply site, the Shure E3C takes their T-100 tips, and the Sennheiser CX500 takes their T-400 tips.
My GUESS is that those Shure tips won't fit your CX500. Steve
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Everybody should own at least one Sansa Clip family player.
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thanks for the quick replies.
i looked at the meelectronics the problem is, i'm looking for triple flanges which nozzles "bulk out"( duno if thats the right word, my english isnt that good xD). does anyone know some other triple flanges which have these kinds of nozzles? |
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these are shaped almost just like the shure. three gradually larger flanges
http://www.meelec.com/MEElectronics_...tf-l-35-cl.htm http://www.meelec.com/MEElectronics_...tf-l-35-bk.htm |
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i saw these too, but they dont have that thing:
http://imageshack.us/f/692/triplee.png/ |
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oh, gotcha. they have it but it is flush instead of extended. just means that the shures have like 1/8" deeper insertion potential.
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yop, and that 1/8 more is what i'm lookin for^^
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thats what she said.
jeez, I dont think I have said that in like 10 years, but it just seemed right. for the shure tips, you can possibly stretch them if you are dead set on those. I fit shure tips on plenty of other headphones with some fine tip needle nose and extra effort. |
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nice, thanks a lot for your help.
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