nice earbud for mobile audio

08-15-04, 11:56 PM

Sennheiser MX300, 400, 500
but 400 and 500 are more recommended becoz it has external volume control
running out of sponge? go to ratshak to get (3 for 2 pair, expensive.....)
forget sony...they don't sell good earbud in America
if you prefer overhead, get Sennheiser PX100 or KOSS PortaPro family headphones (Porta Pro, SPorta Pro, KTX PRO1, KSC 50)
the external volume control from ratshak is nice as well (6 bucks...)

Shizelbs · 08-15-04, 11:58 PM

Make sure to check out Shure and Etymotic for the best in earbuds.

sqaccord · 08-16-04, 07:09 AM

Do you have a link for Shure and Etymotic?

Shizelbs · 08-16-04, 09:58 AM

www.google.com

08-16-04, 10:14 AM

Now that's what I call good hearted laziness on both parts:approve:

nicor · 08-16-04, 02:21 PM

Originally Posted by Shizelbs

Make sure to check out Shure and Etymotic for the best in earbuds.

Yeah sure, I will definetly spend as much as I spent for my AXIM to buy earbuds. Why not?
Afterall I grow money on the tree in the backyard.

Nico

bluevolume · 08-16-04, 03:15 PM

I've been using the Sennheiser mx500's for a year now, they are an incredible value. You can spend a lot more for a little bit better sound; totally not worth it to me when these sound so good.

Blue

08-16-04, 05:23 PM

http://www.shure.com/earphones/index.asp
http://www.etymotic.com/

08-16-04, 05:47 PM

The mx500s look nice:approve:

But the reviews say that they hurt your ears after a while. My ears are EXTREMELY small and I would like to know what are the best headphones
(behind ear) or earphones that are the cheapest..

Thanks in advance,
jcll2002

nicor · 08-16-04, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by jcll2002

The mx500s look nice:approve:

But the reviews say that they hurt your ears after a while. My ears are EXTREMELY small and I would like to know what are the best headphones
(behind ear) or earphones that are the cheapest..

Thanks in advance,
jcll2002

Once again

http://www.aximsite.com/reviews/inde...d=215&catid=25

Nico

08-16-04, 06:30 PM

I like the Sony Fontopia ear buds. They are squishy and stay in, and come with three different size earpieces so if you have small or large ears you are still covered. They are extremely comfortable and have good sound. The cons are that they do not have an in-line volume control and they are not real cheap. They are about $34.95 for thhe model I have, but there are newer ones in the "Fontopia" series that are similar.

outlaw2_0 · 08-16-04, 09:10 PM

I cant stand earphones so i got a pair of some Sony clip on headphones. The sound that comes out is awesome and being able to take off one of the speakers listen to sum1 then place it back on is great. But the cord is made of a really weird material whitch makes tangles happen easier.

08-16-04, 09:12 PM

Originally Posted by FlyingJenny

I like the Sony Fontopia ear buds. They are squishy and stay in, and come with three different size earpieces so if you have small or large ears you are still covered. They are extremely comfortable and have good sound. The cons are that they do not have an in-line volume control and they are not real cheap. They are about $34.95 for thhe model I have, but there are newer ones in the "Fontopia" series that are similar.

Can you give a link to the EXACT ones that you have? They sound just right for me and my small ears:)

-jcll2002

DeltaTL6 · 08-16-04, 09:28 PM

Who said Sony don't sell good earbuds in america? you just have to know where to look, i have the MDR-E888 which is now discontinued, but i think you can still find it somewhere online (or maybe at the sony website, though a bit expensive) I like the MDR-EX71 also, i think that's what the model # is, can be found for 35 bucks or so online at amazon or something. Or if you are rich, go for the Shure E3c. They are all good earbuds.

08-16-04, 09:32 PM

Could this be it?