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Gear / Technical Help => Playback Forum => Topic started by: sygdwm on May 10, 2007, 03:28:43 AM
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i got a pair of these well over 2 yrs ago for cycling and cutting the grass. so, needlessly to say, i sweated (i live in MS) alot. well, eventually one phone failed over time, i assume to moisture. anyways, long story short, the warranty expired the same month this occurred. so, i filled out the online form and sent them in last week. come home today and i got a brand new pair no charge. sweet. that is all.
/drunk. :headphones:
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Shure is pretty good about that type of thing. They are such a big company it's easier for them to chuck the broken stuff in a pile and ship a new replacment, at least for the low to mid priced stuff. They did the same thing with a couple of pairs of our E5's. They were probably close to 2 years out of warranty and they just sent us new ones, no extra charge. Yonder had alot of Shure stuff, and I never had anything but great dealings with Shure. +T for new in-ears for you!
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i had a pair of e3's fail on me (under warranty) and had no problem getting a new pair (in about a week too). After loosing the replacement pair I received, I decided to buy the e4's. Within a month, I torn the cable by closing it in a car door. I sent it in for "repair" and got a new pair back for free. I'm definitely a fan of shure.
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how can you get a shorter length cable?
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how can you get a shorter length cable?
With a pair of diagonals and a soldering iron. ;)
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shure is the best. I'm on my third pair of e2c's due to the cable cracking in the same spot (right by the ear) due to extreme cold and sweat/moisture. They sent out a new pair in a retail box every single time...no bs, no hassles.