JVC is using Birch ….

Posted by Jack Cook on Dec 26, 2007

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Want to get back to nature?  JVC is coming out with a NEW earphone that uses wood (birch) to enhance the audio quality.  Weighing in at 7.5 grams, 100dB/1mW, from 8Hz to 25kHz @ 16Ω and a price o 15.000 Yen in Japan (100€ more or less), it might well be a neat addition to your collection…

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