11/12/2006
Bose TriPort IE (In-Ear) Ear Buds
The new Bose Triport IE headphones are guaranteed to give you excellent quality and real sound as one would wish for but generally at the cost of wearing bulky and flashy headgear. But there are the times when in-ear headphones are more welcome for many reasons. Thankfully, Bose have come out with its Tri-Port in-ear headphones. The issue of different ear sizes is settled with these headphones coming with 3 different sized end plugs. These plugs are tender to feel and use, being made of soft silicone. Now experiencing good quality music from iPods , DVD players and other music systems with small and sleek headphones, can make listening to music a completely new blissful (and lighter) experience.A new standard for in-ear headphones
Bose research and engineering are at the core of the remarkable performance of Bose in-ear headphones. They incorporate our proprietary TriPort® acoustic headphone structure, for example, for greater low-frequency output from a small headphone. This technology helps create more balanced, lifelike sound. You hear your music with more range, realism and clarity than commonly found with conventional earbuds.
Better sound, better fit
Bose in-ear headphones are designed to remain comfortable and stable in your ears for hours. Many people have experienced the discomfort and instability of traditional earbuds, especially after long periods of listening. But Bose engineers developed innovative, soft silicone tips shaped to rest gently and securely in the outer bowl of your ear.
Removable S, M and L tips are included, so you can adjust the size for a more accurate fit. The washable tips are color coded to make it easier to distinguish among them. You may find using a different size tip for each ear the most comfortable and secure option.
Better on the goBose in-ear headphones are engineered specifically for portable audio devices like MP3 players, and CD and DVD players. They come with a small carrying case that protects the headphones when not in use. The sleek, black case also helps keep the cable organized and tangle free.
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dude these things r incredible.
just make sure u burn them in right.
put them on 4 about 12 hours at mid to mid-max volume.
then they start 2 scream!!
just make sure u burn them in right.
put them on 4 about 12 hours at mid to mid-max volume.
then they start 2 scream!!
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