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I hope the burn in techniques works. Your post seems to be pretty precise. Much appreciated. "Kya bhai , tum khaun se gaun se hoo !" ???

Hi Technocraft, Please read the reply to markjohnsonii post above, I have mentioned about the seal. Is the large double flage gels something I have to buy separately? I have 3 gels large, medium and one double flage gels which comes with the klipsch. I could get some reasonable sound after messing around with my media player equalizer. But the Sansa Fuze is still does not sound good. But on a positive note the noise isolation is very impressive.It even isolates the bollywood songs I listen on the Bose HT . I will continue to experiment with the Sansa Fuze EQ.

Thanks for the reply markjohnsonii. I think I did get a seal with the medium sized ear buds but the bass is still very modest and the treble is very overwhelming. More I increase the volume faster I loose the bass. The alternate way does not work out for me. Although not practical I even tried to put some pressure on the headphones to get some extra seal, which also didn't work. Could you help me out with any links or sources for the 10hz frequency test I'll appreciate it. I did not know that headphones have a burn in period. I will wait for couple of days and hopefully the bass kicks in. Thanks

I know this thread is little old for this post. But I bought my Klipsch S4 today from bestbuy. The bass of my 20$ $ sennheiser CX300 is thousands better than the 80$ dollar Klispch I currently own. I use the smaller seals because the other one were a little big. I am taking it back to bestbuy tomorrow. Hopefully they will replace these and the other one's sound better and to what everyone is claiming. Up till now very disappointed with the Klipsch S4 headphones.