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Changing ear tips
1. Gently remove the existing ear tip by peeling up from its large rounded side.
2. Slide the replacement ear tip over the nozzle of the headphone.
3. Press the ear tip securely into place until you feel it latch. The ridge on the
headphone should fit into the slot on the inside of the ear tip.
Connecting to an audio device
You can connect the headphones to any device that has a 3.5 mm stereo plug.
1. Turn down the volume of the audio device.
2. Plug the headphones into the audio output jack on the device.
3. Put on the headphones.
4. Slowly turn up the volume on the device to a comfortable listening level.
Using the “enhancement” features of audio devices
Many portable audio devices include features or settings which electronically
alter the audio signal sent to the headphones. These may include “bass boost” or
other EQ settings. Other features may serve to limit volume out such as “sound
check” or “volume limit.” Finally, other features add spatialization effects such as
“Surround”, “SMS”, “WOW”, or “3D.”
The Bose
®
in-ear headphones were designed to deliver high quality, balanced
sound and deep, low notes without the need for any artificial enhancement.
Therefore, when using the headphones we recommend that you first turn off all
the enhancement features before making any personal adjustments to the audio
settings.
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