Does anyone know of any good replacement gels/eartips for these? No matter what I try, I can't get decent volume from my BlueAnt Pumps.
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I found to change the size and make sure insert the clips so that the buds seal in your ear and the sound is amazing also with an iPhone you can turn the max volume limit off
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I play most of my music on the high side (partially deaf) but never experienced any vibration. Did you try adjusting how you wear them? I noticed more bass when I love them a little lower. Good luck. I really like mine great for walking and biking so I can still hear traffic etc. I think if you somehow got a bummer pair the company will replace or reimburse.
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I just got a pair from seller "clearav" for $39. The sound is tinny and completely bass-free, so I think I got ripped-off as well. I see they charge a 30% restocking fee, which also leads me to believe these aren't the best folks to be dealing with. I'm going to return them, take my medicine, and chalk it up as another lesson learned.
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I found a way to hack them....I took them apart and turned the speakers out. Then popped the tabs off that hold each ear piece on and turned them back in. This makes them stay on all the time. I love the booming bass that actually moves your skin. This is extremely dangerous and unhealthy because when they are too loud it makes your head go into spasms from piercing your ear drums. But oh my god it sounds like a concert and the treble is amazing also. I have the Mountain Dew skin ones and I friggin love them. I have a video on facebook to prove I did this. Jimm.Ray.here username...
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I didn't have any problem. I almost wonder if they sent you the wrong eartips? I have the voyager pro + as well. I am lost what else to say when mine worked out great. The other answers are correct as well.
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I would say that the ear bud foam tips that you are using are too small. I also have the comply tips which I unfortunately got one size too small with similar results. Comply also makes sports tips which are supposed to stay in your ears better. I would recommend buying those in the next size bigger tips.
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They isolated noise very well for me with the stock tips, but it depends on what size your ear canals are. You can always just replace the tips with ones more suited to you if you find that it doesn't fit.
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Dear Craig: I have been using Flents for years and years and believe me, I have tried them ALL! In my opinon, there really is nothing BETTER!!! If used properly....ie. rolling it so that it can fit perfectly in your ear.....it is perfection! Unfortunately, lots of stores do not carry it (and I live in San Francisco). Thus, Amazon.com has saved the day!!! BTW, everyone I have introduced this product to has said the same thing!!! Good luck and may it work wonders for you, Craig!!!
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I used the foam tips and felt very comfortable listening for 3-4 hours. If you want a custom fit, check this out: http://www.sensaphonics.com (note: I don't know this company, but will order one to try).
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I'm in the same boat. The earpads on my MDR-CD770 are pretty tore up. I need to find replacements. Any ideas?
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I'll raise my hand here as well, I've also been through three pairs with the same issue and also love these earphones. Shure have been fantastic in replacing them for free under warranty. Sadly my most recent pair were lost on a flight, tempted to order these again but would love a pair that doesn't lose sound in one ear and stay in the ear when exercising. Any suggestions?
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I contact Klipsch support since the seams on my M40 ear pads had seperated within the 2-year warranty. I was told they no longer have ear pads since the headphones are discontinued. That is certainly a poor excuse given that they are within warranty. I certainly won't be making any future purchases from Klipsch based on this poor after sales support. Perhaps a different brand of headphones has a comparable sized replacement ear pad that will fit these? Has anyone found such a match? Considering the cost I'm not ready to throw them away.
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In reply to an earlier post on Jun 10, 2009 7:30 AM PDT Dave in Dearborn, MI says: "They are as tinny sounding as others I have tried and returned. I am getting frustrated wirth the trial and error and all the returns. I even got a pair of the V-MODA Bass Freq Earbuds offered here on Amazon that had great reviews regarding the bass response. I returned them right away....they were as tinny sounding as any others I have tried...and the volume was low as well---even at the highest setting. Could be I just got a bad pair, but I am not going to order another set of those either." REPLY: It sounds as if you didn't have either of these phones properly seated/sealed in your ears. If they are not properly seated, then the sound won't have the bass you're looking for, and it will sound tinny. I have several sets of fantastic in ear phones, and they all need to be properly sealed in your ear to give you the great sound experience that they are capable of.
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Comply tips won't enhance the sound of $20 buds. I looked at them on amazon. They supposedly already have enhanced bass. The comply tips will make them unlistenable. Yu
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I replaced the manufactures tips with "Comply" brand premium foam tips. They do a great job at drowning out noise around you. If you have someone that intends to get your attention you will be able to hear them...
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I just received a pair, and wrote about it here before I saw this. Your story sounds just like mine. Sound is terrible. I wrote Amazon about it. I guess I'll see what they (Amazon) are made of. As what to do. Send them an email. Look for "Contact Us" on one of the help pages.
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Unfortunately I have to agree. I have an original pair that's falling apart, so I bought these. First, they are painful if worn longer than 20 minutes. They sit flat on the ears, so a lot of sound is leaked, and the bass response is severely lacking unless you smash them against your head. I have the travel fiio headphone amp. THAT was a great purchase. Used it on a long flight - 14 hours and no problems. Worked the whole way back too.