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my iems is kz edx pro and kz edc pro

I didn't know that IEMs were so fragile to humidity. I have the KZ EDX Pro and the KZ EDC Pro and here the humidity is high, ranging from 60-71% to 34-36C. I didn't get any response from KZ engineers about the temperature and humidity range for long-term storage of IEMs (EDX Pro and EDC Pro)...

I don't know I don't know long term storage specifications of in=ears iems

What is the maximum temperature and humidity allowed for long-term storage of these IEMs without degradation of the diaphragm and dual magnetic dynamic driver? here home is varies 34-36C 59-70% i have kz edx pro e edc pro?

kz edx pro and kz edc pro uses eartip silicone, this material melt in room temperature and humidity similar latex elastic rubber?

So the silicone will melt and stick after a few years?

i store my iems

eartips on In-ears iems stored for years example (KZ brand) do they melt and stick to the shell mouthpiece? example: KZ EDX Pro and KZ EDC Pro

So is it safe to store In-Ears headphones (dual magnetic dynamic drivers) very close to a 29" CRT TV and HDD for a long time without the risk of demagnetizing the IEM drivers?

What is the main explanation for a dual magnetic dynamic driver of the In-Ear KZ EDC Pro or KZ EDX Pro not being damaged and demagnetic if it is located very close storage to a few centimeters of a 29" CRT TV or 2.5" HDD turned on (both have magnets and coils)?

Are the magnets in in-ear headphones, such as the KZ EDX Pro and KZ EDC Pro, more resistant to demagnetization than hard drives near sources that generate magnetism, such as 29" CRTs?

because?

In-Ears headphones use magnetic dynamic drivers. If you bring the in-ears close to an electronic device that releases magnetism with a 29" CRT TV (coils, speaker) turned on, will this TV cause demagnetization or permanent loss of performance of these in-ear drivers?