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How to use
The Shure E2c, E3c, E1c, and E5c earphones are ideally suited for use with CD,MP3, and
DVD players,as well as any other listening device that has a 3.5 mm (1/8-inch) stereo jack.
To enjoy their superior isolation and rich, full-frequency sound, it is important to fit your
earphones properly into your ears. We recommend taking some time to experiment with your
Fit Kit to find out what works best for you.
Left and right
Note the difference between the right and left earphones:
• E1c and E5c: earphone with blue dot = left ear; earphone with red dot = right ear
• E2c: clear earphone = left ear; clear-and-black earphone = right ear
• E3c: earphone with L = left ear; earphone with R = right ear
Situating the cables around your ears
• E2c, E1c, and E3c: wrap the earphone cord over the top and down the back of the ear.
• E5c: wrap the form-fitted wire over the top and down the back of the ear.
• Use the adjustment tube to secure the cables comfortably behind your head.
Inserting the earphones
To insert the earphone, pull the ear upward and outward to
straighten out the ear canal. With the cable coming over your
ear, compress the sleeve with your fingers and insert the
earphone into your ear.
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Table of Contents
Summary of Contents for Shur-Co E2c
- Page 1 Situating the cables around your ears • E2c, E1c, and E3c: wrap the earphone cord over the top and down the back of the ear. • E5c: wrap the form-fitted wire over the top and down the back of the ear.
- Page 2 Creating your personal fit The quality of the frequency response and sound isolation depends on how well the sleeves seal. If the earphone seems to be lacking in low frequency response, insert the earphone deeper into the ear canal to obtain a better seal, or try one of the other sleeve options. Flex and ultra-soft flex sleeves: Try the different sizes to determine the best fit for comfort and isolation.
- Page 3 Wax Removal Loop as shown. • E2c: When new, install the supplied wax guards on the earphone nozzles. Routinely check the wax guard on the tips of the nozzles. If the wax guards appear to be clogged, replace them (see Figure 2).
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