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Out of the box, the Klipsch headphones are fitted with the
medium-sized gels. You can make adjustments later if the
fit isn’t perfect.
Ensure that the indicator marks in the ear gel and nozzle
line up.
Important: Securely press the ear gel onto the
headphone nozzle. The ear gel locks into place over the
nozzle and should seat firmly against the nozzle's edge.
The left headphone is inscribed with an “L” and the right
headphone is inscribed with an “R”.
Now slide the oval gel into the ear to create a seal in your
ear canal. You should hear very muffled ambient noise
and your own voice should sound louder to you. A good
seal ensures good bass response.
If you do not feel that the Klipsch headphones are fitting
comfortably inside your ear canals at this point, skip
ahead to the next section “Selecting the Right Contour
Ear Gels.”
Locate the 3.5mm stereo plug at the end of the audio
cord and insert it into your audio device. With the volume
turned low, start playing music on your player and slowly
increase the volume to a comfortable setting.
Using the Klipsch Headphones
Your new Klipsch Headphone package contains five sets of our patent-pending
Contour ear gels. Our research has indicated that almost 60% of users
will prefer the single-flange, medium-sized gel, so that set is affixed to the
headphones in the box. There are three sizes of single flange ear gels (small,
medium, and large) and two sizes of double flange ear gels (small and large).
Beyond fitting the headphone in your ear, the ear gel channels sound and forms
a seal in your ear canal that allows the headphone to deliver a full range of
audio frequencies. The flanges affect not only fit and comfort, but sound quality
as well.
Single Flange Ear Gels
The single flange ear gels are general purpose gels. Most people
will probably prefer these for everyday use. For example, if you
Single Flange
Selecting the Right Contour Ear Gels
Indicator
Lines
Headphone
Nozzle's
Edge