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I was having a problem getting my plug to stay seated while using the silicone case for the Pilot. I tried using a sharpening steel heated with a torch but the silicone is heat-resistant. I was concerned about aesthetics so I decided not to attack it with a razor or scissors.
Then the lightbulb went on. I took a hole-pinch and gently "nibbled" at the perimiter of the hole and now my Shure E3c's (and the video-out composite cable) are seated flush with the player. I hope this helps someone. |
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Yes they did make the case fit a little too perfectly eh? I have that same problem with at least one pair of headphones and have been reluctant so far to mangle it
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I included some photos on the Best Buy site on how it looks. but my review hasn't been cleared yet.
Last edited by Conchchowder; 08-28-2008 at 11:36 PM. |
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