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Ah ok. I asked that question of their customer support and no one ever got back in touch. I wasn't interested in buying a bunch of filters on the off chance that was the problem. Still, if that is the case, that's a very short lifespan for those! Definitely don't expect headphones to have that kind of upkeep cost.
I should have them around someplace still so I'll have a look for them and maybe pick up some filters. Thanks! |
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Sometimes the filters get clogged with fluff or ear goo. The filters have such a tight weave it stops the sound getting through without much stuff getting on there
Some people have successfully cleaned them (take them out, pop into soapy warm water for a few mins and the dry them somewhere warm) or just removed them to test that the earphones still work ok. Filters will drop to a much lower price this year, so I would wait a bit if you have to buy new ones.
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