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Ear Cuff to anchor my processor


Deanne

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After having my Rondo knocked off and wanting something other than the default hair or clothes clip, I found an Ear Cuff on Etsy (Vendor: WickedlyWired) to be my answer.  I changed out the hair clasp to a lobster clasp (typical Jewelry clasp) since the hair clasp was bothering my incision area behind my ear.  

Before the Rondo AudioStream addition, I also updated the 'wire' to a chain that I found on Etsy (Vendor: Deaf Metal).  They also had additional CI processor connectors which I picked up a couple at the same time.  

I've attached a picture of the two below.

This is just my answer to keeping things close.... Let me know what you are doing.EarCuff.jfif

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@Deanne

thank you for sharing

I downloaded the pic but it will not open.  Any chance you can attach it as a pic which displays for all without downloading? 

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I will, I tried opening it after and it appeared ok - but you never know with these things.  

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Deanne! My new best friend!  The Rondo clips get tangled in my earrings and the hair clips just slide through my hair.  I've been experimenting connecting flexible cord (or fishing wire) directly to my french wired earrings, using odds and ends from a long-ago beading hobby.   Connecting to this ear clip looks to be much simpler. Between the tiny connection and hands inherited from Dad 😁, I've had a hard time tying onto the Rondo (no adapter as yet). Could be just my clumsiness. I'll order a few of these clips and see if I can make it work. Appreciate the tip. Teddy

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@Teddyi picked up the metal chain at Deaf Metal (https://www.deafmetal.store). They have more ways to connect your devices to your ears.  I am working on connecting the audiostream cover to the ear cuff with the chain. I like the extra bling, it makes it more visible to people…sometimes they actually slow down when talking…sometimes

have fun, share your creations…

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On 8/26/2024 at 12:37 AM, Deanne said:

@Teddyi picked up the metal chain at Deaf Metal (https://www.deafmetal.store). They have more ways to connect your devices to your ears.  I am working on connecting the audiostream cover to the ear cuff with the chain. I like the extra bling, it makes it more visible to people…sometimes they actually slow down when talking…sometimes

have fun, share your creations…

Deanne…Received the ear clip a few weeks ago. Was hoping the back part was long enough to reach the piercing but it wasn’t. I’m sure they’d custom make one but right now I’m going with my original plan: clear cord  knotted, then looped on back of earring and secured with regular old earring guard. Cumbersome because the earring has to go in first so I guess it depends on how much time I take to manage it.

 

 

 

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Teddy, That looks good. I added a clasp to the chain so it can clip on/off easily. I find the knots work their way out so I will crimp the ends to make sure they don’t. I think there are longer chains if that’s what you are looking for.

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