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f**k knows m8 im getting annoyed about it but anyway, happy now, the senheisser have well better bass
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Posted: 2007-03-04 00:36:57
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glad to hear(read) it. are those way better than any hpm?
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Posted: 2007-03-04 05:06:50
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well i've only tried hpm-60 and hpm-70 and i can say they are better than both yes
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Posted: 2007-03-04 14:11:35
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or so i thought im so pissed off now, since i last posted both those and a pair of apple in ear headphones hve broken where one earphone went quiet.
can anyone tell me what im doing, it seems to be with the ones that go into your ear canal, i would rather not go back to the normal earphones like HPM-60 as i love in-ears but y do they always break for me :'(
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Posted: 2007-04-18 23:31:40
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On 2007-04-18 23:31:40, palex wrote:
or so i thought im so pissed off now, since i last posted both those and a pair of apple in ear headphones hve broken where one earphone went quiet.
can anyone tell me what im doing, it seems to be with the ones that go into your ear canal, i would rather not go back to the normal earphones like HPM-60 as i love in-ears but y do they always break for me :'(
Palex, sounds like you may be pushing them in too hard. I notice on my HPM-70's that if I push them in too tight the sound disappears until I release the pressure, so possibly ear canal bud designs have some kind of problem if you press on them too hard?
I will say, as soon as I release the pressure, the sound comes back, so I just push them in until the sound stops then remove my fingers and the sound comes back and then I leave them in that position (rather than try and get them in closer). I find they are in far enough for the sound to be loud enough and still block out external noises adequately.
I've been using mine for over a year, pretty much everyday, and they still work perfectly.
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Posted: 2007-04-19 01:25:18
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the HPM-70 earpiece does resemble the sony EX-51's, in both looks and problems. they're probably the same mechanically, just that one has a shorter cable. i've come across many EX-51's having the same problem, where the left side goes 'quiet' after a bit of useage. problem could be the wire connecting to the earphone is fragile, and tends to 'pull out' with a bit of force?
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Posted: 2007-04-19 01:47:16
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umm i dotn know about the last suggestion as it seems with all my in ear thingys, well as the idiot i am i bought a new pair of cx300's for cheaper this time, from mymemory and im not forcing them in any more just pushing a little and aaiming them right at my ear canal so i gt all teh pase
i just prayed they wouldnt break again
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Posted: 2007-04-19 19:17:24
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guess what....
im using my dad's w300's hpm-70. im liking it cuz they are black as my k750
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Posted: 2007-04-19 22:56:06
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i had black ones, they nice eh
, anyway ppl say these sennheiser are imitated and one of the signs of a fake is popping sound when you move them around in your ear, although both pairs(one form currys one from mymemory.co.uk) both seem to do it lol, and they are defo genune
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Posted: 2007-04-19 23:55:30
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