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jack77777
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Posted: 2006-08-02 03:24
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i recentley lost the smallest pair of rubber ends for my hpm70 and am using ones that are too big for my earholes , maybe this is making the sound too amplified or not letting enough vibration , i clean my ears about twice a week and wash them everyday , i like hpm70 they are perfect , but maybe i just need another pair of the smallest ear bud rubber things
jack77777
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Posted: 2006-08-02 03:27
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also its the eardrums that are hurting its only on one side now but still hurting like 8 hours after!? , im gonna buy some new headphone's for my birthday , any suggestions , i want white ones preferably

no senheiser retro ones though lol
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Posted: 2006-08-02 04:00
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nice one... eerrr i was about to suggest that...
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Posted: 2006-08-02 08:26
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Make sure your ears (and ear-canals) are clean and DRY when you use in-ear buds like the HPM-70's, or you could cause an ear infection.

My HPM-70's (and the Sony EX-71's I've replaced them with) have never caused me any pain, no matter how long I've worn them (max was like, 10 hours one day).
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Posted: 2006-08-02 08:40
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@Jack(bunch of "7's")

Actually to get a better seal, you should slightly moisten the plugs if they are silicone as this will assure a better fit. Etymotic, and Ultimate Ears both recommend this as it will help great a sound proof seal.
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Posted: 2006-08-02 09:59
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After reading all this, it seems that jack77777, that you seem to be suffering from some hearing loss. I mean, if your ears are hurting after you listen to music, and you can't hear some sounds, then there's something wrong. The HMP-70s are pretty good at isolating sound, so the only reason seems to be you turning up your volume too loud. This should be a scary thing for you (you're still in school right?).
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Posted: 2006-08-02 10:17
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Man... its Awesome...u know wot guyz, i took my HMP to work the other day. I wanted to enjoy some music from my w800i while working. But i knew if i put both the earphones i won't hear the office phone on my desk ringing. So i decided to put just the RIGHT earphone so that i would be able to hear the phone call on the other ear. About half and hour later, i heard a phone ringing very faintly and i thought, it might be my colleague's phone on the adjacent desk. But i soon realised that all my co-workers were staring at me. I knew something was wrong. Then i figured it all out. Incidentally, my office phone was placed on the RIGHT side of the desk and it had been ringing for ages. So from that day on, I have never taken my HMP along to work .

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Posted: 2006-08-02 10:22
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Its not a damage when u listen to it on a moderated level imo

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Posted: 2006-08-02 14:16
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its all down to the level of volume that you put on.. i spend 3 hours, 5 days a week in a comfortable volume for my ear.. that should be no problem at all..
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Posted: 2006-08-02 22:44
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Is it settled then that jack77777 has a hearing problem and that for the most part we are all safe?
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Posted: 2006-08-03 01:17
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its settled i guess.. but for jack77777 hearing problem.. no idea, gotta go futhur checking
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jack77777
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Posted: 2006-08-03 02:02
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what are you guys on about i said my ears can hear again , its just the hpm70 damaged them temporelely because i put them on about 70% , because i was travelling in a car , and had been doing this all week , the only thing wrong with my ears is they hurt after an hour of listening to music with the hpm70 , stinging sensation , my point is after a while of using earphones all the time when you reach 60 years old you can go deaf , it is not just hpm70 it includes ipod earphones aswell
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Posted: 2006-08-03 02:29
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and what we are saying, is that you seem to be the odd one out. No one else is getting the hurting ears that you get. I suggest you give up on megabase if you are using it for doof doof - that bad distortion will hurt anyone's ears.

If your ears still hurt after an hour of 70% listening without use of megabase, then YOU maybe should get your ears checked - because most of us, includinging my 39 year old self, don't have problems listening to the hpm-70 after an hour of listening at high volume. (I regularly do, and have never had sore ears).
jack77777
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Posted: 2006-08-03 02:46
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ive found out its the actual ear buds that are hurting my ears they are too big , i lost the smallest pair , anyone know where i could get a pair ?

i started listening like an hour ago , i was pushing the earbuds too far in , i moved them out a little and put the volume on full blast with megabass , and no pain , i listened for 5 mins still no pain , but a headache lol , so im listening now at 40% and no pain or hearing loss , its the buds that are hurting my ears , !!!
jack77777
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Posted: 2006-08-03 14:13
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i know carphone warehouse have sold me hpm70 there for £10 , but will they sell only the earbuds ?
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