Headphones and Earbuds

Yes, the best pink ones are Studio

Lower than 90 decibels

Maybe, but be prepared to pay a $150 fine if using them and driving in PA.

Yes.

By using headphones in the company of another person, it suggests that you are too fixed on satisfying your own needs by listening to your own music etc, rather than to listen to people.

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The cost of a pair of Sony MDR 7506 headphones can vary ranging from approximately eighty dollars up to about one hundred and thirty dollars. This depends on where you buy them and delivery costs.

As long as your iPod has a standard 3.5mm output audio jack, then any headphones with a 3.5mm audio jack should work with it.

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Unless you know where there the actual cut in the wire is it is pretty hard, but normally headphones tend to cut and joint between the jack and wire.

Anyway how to fix it

Cut it just above or below the place of cut,

remove all the shielding around the wires, carefully not to damage the wires inside,

then you should see three wires, if they are headphones without a microphone!

one of these is called the common, common tends to be eitheir copper or gold color

the other two are direct

rejoin the wires accoridng to how they were, then cover each one with tape around the metal parts so they dont cause a short circuit, and volla!

Allows you to have 2 or more headphone ports in the same device

Sony headphones are very easy to clean because the material easy cleans.

i have astro a40's and they work great for me.. i had turtle beach x31's but they would break often and i didn't like them as much

Well, me and my friend compared. I had the IHome headset and He had the Dr. Dre beats. Mine ended producing more sound and more base. Also the IHome tunes out the world more the the Dre's.

You can simply buy a headset for your phone, and plug it in. What I don't like is you only have one speaker. I know phone carriers sell actual headphones for cellular phones, but they're pretty pricy.

Yes there is now a wireless earbud for mp3 players and iPods.

http://www.jaybirdgear.com/

I've done it and it seems to work when u pass them in front of other magnets and/or other speakers.

In the consumer market, some of the top selling headphones out there are Beats by Dr. Dre, Skullcandy Hesh, the Sony XB500, the Sony ZX series headphones, and iHome headphones.

In the audiophile market, some of the best sellers are the Audio Technica ATH-M50, Koss PortaPro, Grado SR80i, and Beyerdynamic DT770

Warranties don't cover theft. If you purchased your headphones with a upscale credit card (Visa Gold, American Express, etc.) , the card company may cover theft. Your home insurance would cover theft too, but the deductible is likely to be far higher than the value of the headphones.

Throw them in the garbage.

Studio goes over the ear and solo's are an on ear head phone. If I were you get the studio, they cost much more, cover the ear, but the solo headphones sound the same as skullcandy hesh, and cost 130$ hesh cost 50$. the studio look better sound better and you can return them if you don't like them. If you get the solos you should be ashamed because the skullcandy hesh sound identical. The studio versions are meant to be worn comfortably longer and offer a wider and more clearer range of music frequency.

Those used to be offered by http://www.patinastores.com but looks like they are now discontinued. There are a lot of other styles novelty earbuds you can find online. A good deal of them are made by Decor Craft Inc.

http://www.noisereducingearbuds.com/Articles.aspx/Details/12/rubber-duck-earbuds

Yes

Apparently you need an analogue convertor from Jaycar AC1631

A `standard headphone jack cable' usually refers to a 1/4" connector. The `mini' is what is normally found on items like a portable .mp3 player or CD player, which is to say, 3.5 mm. in diameter.

A LONG time, if you keep them in good condition. In-Ear heaphones can last FOREVER, as long as: 1) You don't wind them up- this can break the wires inside in the long run. 2) You don't get them tangled- too much tangling, and again, the wires go 'SNAP'! 3) You keep them clean, and keep them from hooking onto things. Overall- they should last a long time, if not FOREVER.