Archive for Headphones

Sony Fontopia Headphones

Posted in Headphones, Sony by Chetz on September 22nd, 2006

Sony MDR-EX71SL Fontopia HeadphonesThe popular Sony MDR-EX71SL/WK headphones are an easy to remember, roll-off-the-tongue type of name that should make them easy to find on the internet.

Since you did happen to run across them here, these are some pretty high quality ear-bud style headphones. They provide some nice base sounds with 3 sizes of buds for different sizes of ears and an extension cord.

They only come in colors of black (pictured here) and white. They are a nice-fitting light-weight solution for headphones for almost any activity and come with a hard case to store them in which is nice because it will help keel them clean and help them last longer, and for me that is important when I spend around $50 on headphones.

MDREX71SL [SonyStyle]

earBuddy Case for iPod earbuds

Posted in Accessories, Headphones, iPod by Darrin Olson on September 6th, 2006

earBuddy iPod Earbud Case
If you thought you have seen every possible accessory for your iPod, think again.

This is the earBuddy, a hard carrying case for you iPOD ear buds. It comes in the pictured orange and silver, or in a plain black. This little case has a specialized form inside the case to hold the iPod earbuds in what seems like the smallest area possible and still get everything inside.

It has a detachable keyring and the case can withstand up to 200lb of force.

The white earbuds that come with he iPOD are an unmistakable indicator of an iPod owner, and this case will keep them organized and protected for a long time to come.

Shure E2c Sound Isolating Headphones

Posted in Headphones by Paul Patterson on August 29th, 2006

Shure E2c HeadphonesI would estimate that I wear headphones on average about 6 hours a day. I wear headphones not only because I love to listen to music but because headphones are my only salvation to drown out noise of my office. I recently switched to the in-ear style of headphone in the hopes of better noise cancellation. The key test to determine if a set of headphones are good is if they can drown out your noisy cubicle neighbors and these headphones passed easily.

The Shure E2c headphones are a great choice for those people seeking great sound while also blocking outside noise. These headphones are ideal for portable MP3, DVD, and CD players as well as all other audio sources. My favorite features of the E2c headphones are:

Sound Isolating Technology - The E2c’s in ear design works …





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