1.
Here's Why BSR's Earbuds Sound Best.
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It's physics. You can't get great
bass from small transducers. That's why woofers are always so big. Above, you
can see the difference between standard 9 and 10mm transducers and BSR's revolutionary
13mm super transducers on the right.
Cheap earbuds even use 6mm transducers to save money. BSR's 13mm transducers are
unique because of course they cost more but mostly they are unique because of
how they can get these monster transducers into your ears.
We'll they've done it. (See my section on how and why they fit
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 It's
odd, I'm 6'2" tall and wear size 14 shoes. I'm not a small guy. But I must
have the smallest ears known to man. Or, so I thought. Last year I introduced
in-ear earbuds that for the first time, didn't fall out of my ears and hit my
audio sweet spot too.
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are really small. Each earbud weighs only about 0.15oz. You won't even notice
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But, the main thing for me was not having the darn earbuds always falling out
of my ears. It was such an ongoing pain. It's why I really hated earbuds and had
kept wearing earphones till then.
Thousands of you DAKonians moved to my original in-ear earbuds and stopped having
the same falling out problems that I had. So, I guess I was wrong.
My ears are probably about the same size as yours. I guess just about everyone
was fighting to keep their earbuds in their ears and get a good seal for perfect
sound.
So, up till now, it's been really frustrating. It's not that earbuds can't sound
great. It's that if they don't seal, you get poor, weak bass. And until now, the
drivers simply weren't big enough to deliver bass that makes you feel great.
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you'll hear. BSR's big 13mm driver above gives you so much more bass than a conventional
9mm driver below. It's massively better, bigger sound from now on. |
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Think of your ears as speaker cabinets. You need a good seal and walls that don't
flex or the super low bass just washes away.
And if earbuds aren't perfectly aimed at the center sweet spot in your ear, you
get an awful lack of high-end definition. Highs are very directional.
Just walk off center of your main stereo system's speakers and you'll still have
all the bass, but you lose the super clear dramatic highs.
And if you're like me, every
time you put regular earbuds into your ears, it takes like 5 minutes to get them
pushed into the sweet spot where you'll get a good seal for great bass and clear
distinct highs.
And then, and this is the worst part, as soon as I move, my earbuds used to fall
out or come loose. I didn't know if was just me, or if I had small ears or what,
but I'm sure that whoever thought up the original earbuds sure didn't have me
in mind.
| Try your current earbuds. Push
on them as you listen to the bass. You'll hear the sound improve. You need the
fit. You need the seal of in-ear earbuds. |
Problem solved. Now BSR's in-ear
earbuds actually put the high-definition transducers
sound directly (see why they fit below) into your ear canals for perfect, sealed
longwearing comfort.
And because they actually fit into your ear canal they always hit your audio sweet
spot for the best deep rich bass plus added clarity and detail.
They also give you significant isolation from outside sounds. So they keep the
outside world out. And that's always been the best part of headphones and earbuds.
You're alone with your music.
2. Here's Why BSR Earbuds Fit
Even The Smallest Ears Best.
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It's all new technology. Why do these
earbuds really, really fit? See the 3 part angled design? It's designed that way
for a reason. It's designed to accommodate the largest speaker transducer while
giving you the most comfortable fit ever, even for super small ears.
Here's how it works.
1.) First, starting at the bottom. The chrome section acts as an easy
grab handle for you to put the earbuds in and out. No needing to tug on a cable
which can break with these in-ear earbuds. Of course if you look at the picture
above, I'm actually holding the long cable strain protector. So you're covered
two ways from cable breakage. Also in the model with active noise cancellation,
the microphones are actually built-into this section.
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left is the normal small ear cushion. Do you see that the extra small cushion
on the right is much smaller at the top? And that it's longer to better fit in? |
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2.) This is the unique driver
housing. This is where your sound is generated. It's completely sealed and it
holds the 13mm super driver. This is how BSR has managed to mount a giant speaker
driver to give you the big, powerful bass response because this part of the earbud
doesn't actually go into your ear.
3.) The top part is what actually goes into your ear canal. Can you see
that it's all the way to the side and that it was created on an angle? This was
done to give you the deepest penetration into your ear canal while angling off
of the driver housing so you aren't prevented from putting the ear cushion deep
into your ear canal.
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another view of the extra small cushion. You can see how much smaller it really
is. I've never seen one like this before. |
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3A.) Finally, I took the picture
of the earbud with our exclusive smallest, ultra small silicon ear cushion. This
smallest cushion fits into even the smallest ears. Most other earbuds come with
only 3 earbud sized cushions. Large, Medium and Small. By adding this unique ultra-small
cushion, you get a whole new lease on listening pleasure if you have small ears.
If you check out my two pictures to the right, you'll see that not only is the
ultra-small silicone ear cushion a bit smaller than the conventional size small,
but that it's longer too. This way as you can see to the right, not only is it
smaller overall, but it's really smaller at the tip where it fits into your ear
canal. I have yet to find anyone who finds these cushions too big.
Oh and one more thing. Because of the design considerations of getting these earbuds
into your ears, there's a very definite Left and Right. It's clearly marked on
the underside of the driver housing so you see it whenever you put in these amazing
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Anyway back to the story. Another benefit
of the in-ear earbuds is that they tend to act like the earplugs you'd wear in
a noisy environment. They isolate you from the noises that so often disturb your
music. And like I said, that's great. And, that's why they are called noise-isolating
earbuds.
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slide right into your ear canal and aim the sound perfectly. |
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now 4-Silicon Seal Cushion Sizes Included. Each pair of these sleek good-looking
in-ear headphones comes with 4 different sized pairs of silicone seals. Just put
the ones on that work best for you.
Personally, I use the small or new super small and they are perfect for me. I'm
thrilled that somebody finally
developed earbuds that fit for me and they will for you too. Now your earbuds
won't fall out. They won't come loose. So, you won't lose the best sounds of your
music.
Of course, the star of the
show is the sound quality. These aren't the only headphones with a frequency
response from 20Hz to 20,000Hz.
But because these high-definition super size 13mm transducers seal into your ear
and hit your sweet spot, they can actually deliver these frequencies to your ears,
not just to the lab test equipment.
You'll hear exceptional clarity;
really rich deep, tight bass; and sound that envelops you like never before. Plus
with great noise isolation you won't be bothered by the outside world. Of course,
don't wear these while driving, because you'll be locked in your own musical wonderland,
which to me, is what listening to your music is all about.
More
About The Fit.
In
the past, I always used the featherweight headphones with my cassette and portable
CD players. And they sounded great. And frankly when I first got my first iPod,
I couldn't make their earbuds fit and I went back to using my over-the-head headphones.
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Just grab the 'handle' and push them in for great sound. |
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But
I was the only one on the plane, on the beach and in the gym with headphones.
I really figured it was me. Maybe for some reason my ears were small. I'm 6'2"
tall and I wear size 14 shoes so if my ear canals were small, that was the only
part that was.
OK, this is an absolutely true
story. I was taking my family to Maui for a dive vacation. I was sitting listening
to my iPod switching from song to song. And my earbuds kept falling out.
I asked my son if I was doing something wrong. He said, "no dad, they fall
out with everyone. It's not just you". Well, I felt better. As the gadget
guru for the past 45 years, I hate to be behind.
So, I began my quest to find earbuds that fit. And finally, I found the in-ear
earbuds and that's how the first set was born. Now, we've added the super drivers
and the angled form.
So now they don't fall out and frankly, they sound nothing less than amazing.
And while that may be a superlative pseudo-advertising word. You've simply got
to hear these for yourself. Advertising it may be, but exaggeration, it's not.
Fit Is Important For 2 Reasons,
Well 3 Really.
Reason
1. Having to constantly keep
putting the buds back in your ears as you move about is beyond a horrible pain
in the . . . Now you put them in and they stay put. Great.
Reason 2. Losing the
sweet spot when you move, or worse yet never even finding the sweet spot has a
dramatic negative impact on your musical enjoyment.
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a big argument about connection. Is gold plating worth it or not? Honestly. I'm
not sure. But, when in doubt be sure. And while I'm not sure about the musical
quality difference, I am sure about noise when you plug into a jack and you hear
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Heck
I hate losing my deep bass and dramatic highs. Where's the fun in that? Now the
sweet spot is perfectly aimed every time. And, it stays there.
Reason 3 Isolation.
I've always loved headphones. They let me go off in my own musical universe. I'm
free from the world and I can play the songs I want without bothering anyone,
I can have the music as loud or as soft as I like without bothering anyone. (don't
turn it up too loud)
And best of all, nobody
bothers me. They're blocked out. I really do love headphones.
But, it's really all about the sound. OK, well not having them fall out
all the time is really what got me into the in-ear earbuds. But not having them
fall out is really about the sound too.
And these do sound the best I've heard. But, there are creature comforts
and niceties that make your listening experience even better.
Think of these as the top of the heap in comfort. The angled design really does
make them more comfortable to wear. Think of them as the best in sound. The 13mm
drivers really do produce rich, deep powerful sound that you simply can't get
from smaller drivers.
But there's more. There's a big argument about connection conductivity.
Is gold plating worth the extra expense or not? Honestly. I'm not sure. But, when
in doubt, if it does no harm, just do it to be sure. And while I'm not sure about
the musical quality difference, I am sure about noise you often get when you plug
into the jack on your MP3 player and you hear scratching or static as the plug
goes in. With gold, you don't. Will the music sound better? Hard to say. But I
think it's worth the expense to be sure.
Cable length. Does it matter? Well probably not. But the typical 3' cable
is fine if you are using your player in your front pocket. But often I put mine
on the basket in the front of my bike. Or, just on the desk. A 4' cable is good
for me. Does it cost much more? No, it's less than 25 cents. But again, it's nice
Warranty. Sure 90 days is fine for cheap earbuds. But with the BSR earbuds you
get a full 1-year parts and labor warranty. Sure if you use the earbuds as a yo-yo
you're not covered. But for anything that normally happens, 1 year is a long,
long time.
So, when fidelity really matters and only the best will do, choose these BSR SoundField
Imaging Sound Isolating In-Ear PRO Studio Headphones. You'll really be glad you
did.
The only real question to me, is do you want these sound isolating in-ear earbuds
or do you listen in airplanes, trains and noisy offices where you need to add
active dual microphone induced noise cancelling to this great sound. And if you
do, then read on.
Or jump right to the Buy Section for these in ear studio pro
earbuds.
Add Dual Microphone
Induced
Active Noise Cancelling for $10
See
how active noise cancelling works below.
Why upgrade to dual microphone
induced active noise handling? First let me share.
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holes? That's where the microphone is in each earbud. |
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I don't
think anybody has ever taken their best in-ear studio headphones and added active
noise cancelling.
Usually people on planes, trains and in noisy office conditions don't really expect
the best of the best music quality to go along with the active noise reduction
headsets and earbuds.
But here you have BSR's best in-ear super 13mm driver earbuds that I described
above and added to it is the active noise cancelling system.
So everything you read above in my earbud review is 100% exactly the same. The
only difference is the added microphones and noise cancelling circuitry. So, why
should you upgrade?
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I've cut open one of the earbuds so you can see the microphone. There really is
a Mic in each earbud to capture the ambient sound. |
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OK, I fly all the time. I've been to the Far East more than 50 times. If you get
in planes very often you know just how wearing and fatiguing the continuous drone
of an airplane can be. If you commute by train or sit in an office with the fans
from computers running all day, you know how that sound can wear on you.
The BSR earbuds above and many other in ear earphones provide what's called sound
isolation. Simply stated that means that they block out some of the ambient sounds
much like earplugs do. And that's good.
But if you're in an environment with continuous sounds that you'd like to go away
and die, then active noise cancelling is for you. They won't block out sounds
of someone talking to you, a horn honking or a phone ringing. But they do a great
job of removing the continuous drone of planes, fans and trains.
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plane with the non-standard airplane jacks? No problem. The airplane adapter is
included. |
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In short just about any continuous
low level sound can be reduced or eliminated by these smart active noise cancelling
earbuds. They don't sound better or worse. They simply remove the drone. Whenever
you turn them off they revert to the conventional earbuds above.
Often active noise cancelling earbuds sell for $69 to $99 and more. But we have
a special relationship that lets us offer them to you for just $10 more than the
in-studio pro earbuds above.
And for that, you get blessed silence. And that as the commercial goes is priceless.
So, if you don't travel and you don't listen near continuous droning sounds, you
don't need the active noise cancelling version.
But if you do, well, like I said, they are a priceless gift to yourself that you
will appreciate big-time for years. If you're like me, you just love to be alone
with your music. Now you'll be in your own silent cocoon. It's an awesome experience.
How
Does Active Noise Cancelling Work
And Why Should You Care? |
Active
Noise Cancelling earbuds are very different from conventional earbuds and headphones.
You've probably heard ads for earbuds that say they are noise isolating or have
passive noise reduction.
All that means is that
when you put them in your ear, they act like earplugs to block out some of the
outside ambient noise. They aren't smart. Which, is fine for normal listening.
If you're not in areas like airplanes, trains, offices with fans, then noise isolating
like the BSR earbuds above are your perfect choice.
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the microphone is in each earbud. |
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But, isolating/passive noise
reduction and Active Noise Cancelling are two entirely different kettles of fish.
While passive earphones block the sound, Active Noise Cancellation actually
destroys the sounds you don't want by opening a whole bag of technical magic tricks.
So, let's explore how they work.
Active
Noise Cancellation earbuds actually have microphones built into each earbud facing
out. Each microphone is positioned right at your ear canal so it 'hears' exactly
what your ear hears at the exact millisecond that your ear would hear the sound.
The
microphone picks up the sound and passes it to the noise cancellation circuitry
in the
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Here I've cut open one
of the earbuds so you can see the microphone. There really is a Mic in each earbud
to capture the ambient sound.
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controller. In its bag of technical
magic tricks is the ability to choose the frequencies that are going to be sent
back to your ears through the
earbuds along with your music, or even if you have no music playing at all.
(Yes, you can use Active Noise Cancellation just to cancel noise even without
playing any music. Either way, the Active Noise Cancellation can dramatically
reduce fatigue.)
Anyway,
noise cancellation works best around 300Hz and below. It won't cut out talking
or high frequencies. It works best on continuous sounds like
an airplane, a fan, a refrigerator or a motor.
It works best on sounds like that. But it will have a major impact on many sounds.
So always test it out. BSR's 'They Fit' Active Noise Cancellation earbuds can
achieve up to about 75% reduction. And 75% is the accepted industry standard.
So, the active noise cancellation circuitry sends the sounds around 300hz through
a special circuit that moves them 180° out of phase. (In English, that means
it's exactly the opposite of the original sound.)
So,
when the 180° out of phase sound is fed into your earbuds, it's like a suicide
bomber. It both destroys itself and the original sound
wave that you'd hear as it entered your ear. If you think about the term Active
Noise Cancellation, you'll see that it's the new out of phase sound waves Cancelling
the original waves so that there's no sound left for you to hear.
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It's quite a bag of
tricks to separate the frequencies and send the out of phase signal back to each
earbud to destroy the incoming sound. And each ear is controlled 100% separately.
The Active Noise Cancellation Runs up to 40 hours on one battery and you
don't need the battery if you're not using the noise cancellation circuitry
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Has To Be Perfect Or Else
The 180° out of
phase signals created by the active noise cancellation circuitry aren't antimatter
or anything like that.
They are simply the original sound waves delayed by 1/2 a wave. You know when
you look at a sound wave it goes up and down?
This is simply delaying for example the down wave and superimposing it on the
up wave. The effect is to cancel out both. Frankly, if you listened to the out
of phase waves by themselves, they would sound just like the original music, in
fact perfect. It's only when they are laid over the in phase waves that they become
destructive and cancel out the noise.
Except for the fact
that they are only reproduced around the 300Hz range, you would think that they
were the music itself. The 180 degrees out of phase doesn't hurt the music. It
just changes the time of when the continuous noises like airplane, train and fan
sound waves get to you. It's just a slight delay (1/2 of a sound wave) really
is all it is. But boy, does it make a big, big difference. See my animated graphic
below to really understand how it works.
It's only that the waves
are 180 degrees out of phase that makes this work. And when you put two waveforms
together in very close proximity like in your ear canal and they are out of phase
by 180°, you destroy both of them. And that my friends, is how Active Noise
Cancelling works.
Note: You may
have experienced a tiny fraction of this in your own home speaker systems if they
are hooked up out of phase (Ground to hot on one side and hot to hot on the other.)
You can get dead spots (mostly in the center of the room) and lose some bass definition.
The effect isn't even
close to the noise canceling in these earbuds because the room is big by comparison
and you're only getting a fraction of the waves actually destroyed. But it's exactly
the same thing, just not as efficient at destroying the waves as the noise cancellation
circuitry is in these earbuds.
Oh,
you may be asking, what about my music? Well, the Active Noise Cancelling only
destroys its exact matching wave, not the rest of your music. So it won't hurt
your music at all.
So, now you know what Active Noise Cancellation does. It uses microphones to pick
up outside ambient noises. It chooses the frequencies it's best at Cancelling.
Then it feeds those
180 degrees out of phase into the earbuds to cancel out and destroy both the ambient
sounds you would have heard if you didn't have active Noise Cancelling earbuds
and the sounds created by the circuit. So, you hear nothing at all. And it does
all this without any noticeable effect on your music at all.
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Just turn on the controller
and hear the ambient sounds disappear. It's amazing. It has a clip on the back
to clip to your shirt or just put it in a pocket.
The Active Noise Cancellation Runs up to 40 hours on one battery and you
don't need the battery if you're not using the noise cancellation circuitry. When
it's not turned on, it's exactly like the normal noise isolating earbuds at the
top of my review because it's the exact same with 13mm super drivers, angled easy-fit
housing and 4 sets of silicon ear cushions.
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Final
Thoughts.
If
you check around as I have, you'll find that most people have the same problem
with earbuds not fitting and staying in that you and I have. And they just live
with it. Think of it like 80% of the world is missing out on great sounds and
futzing with putting earbuds back in their ears. But you don't have to live with
the falling out and loss of great sound any more.
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| You can see
the difference that you'll hear. BSR's massive 13mm driver above gives you so
much more bass than a conventional 9mm driver below. It's massively better, bigger
sound from now on. |
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You'll
get dramatically increased fidelity and acoustic impact at lower volume levels
because you've hit your sweet spot and because of BSR's bigger bass drivers. (Think
about it. Normally you have to turn up the sound for the detail to show. Now you
won't need to nearly as much volume.)
So get the rich, sweet, deep,
deep, deep bass and the ultra-clear detail of your highs at all volume levels.
It's really about the fit, the isolation, the super drivers and the sweet spot
centering.
DAK's in-ear earbuds come with
a standard limited 90 day now 1-Year warranty, a full extra long 4' 10''
long audio cable and 3 now 4 sets (including extra small) of different
size silicone ear seals to fit your ears perfectly.
These earbuds have a 20-20,000hz
wide smooth frequency response. Their oversized 13 millimeter speaker/transducers
produce incredible deep rich bass that's unequalled by conventional 6-7 and even
10 millimeter transducers. The New 13mm super transducers give astounding deep
rich bass. They have a sensitivity of 101db.
And, if you
upgrade to dual microphone induced Active Noise Cancelling circuitry. . . .
Now with the added dual microphone
induced Active Noise Cancelling Circuitry, you won't be bothered by droning noises
from the outside world. On a plane, in the office around fans or around the house,
the active noise cancellation circuitry will really make a substantial improvement
to your listening experience.
You'll be getting the same
earbuds with the 13mm super drivers so you'll get all of the great deep bass.
But now if you're around droning noises you'll no longer be subject to the fatigue
and wearing of the continuous noise. It's so peaceful in your cocoon of musical
silence.
The Active Noise Cancelling
circuit runs for up to 40 hours on a single AAA battery, not included. And if
you don't turn on the switch, they operate exactly like the standard earbuds.
Just switch them on when you are around annoying continuous fatiguing droning
sounds. But once you hear the difference, you'll become a believer, fast. The
Active Noise Cancellation is rated 75%.
NO
One Size Fits All.
Not Even 3 Sizes Fits All.
Especially if you have small ears.
You'll Hear & Feel The Difference.
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extra small is both smaller and taller to really fit in. And it's smaller at the
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It's
a complete listening system. They really do fit into your ear canal so they don't
fall out when you move, they seal the canal so you get the best possible bass
and exclude outside interference and aim the sound precisely.
You really will hear the difference.
And it's all about the fit for long wearing comfort and the best sound.
And nobody else gives you 4
different sized silicon ear cushion pairs, including extra small to make sure
these earbuds fit your ears, stay in your ears and are super comfortable for
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Try
BSR's
'They Fit' 13mm Deep Bass Earbuds
Now With Or Without
Added Active Noise Cancellation
Risk Free
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are really small. Each earbud weighs only about 0.15oz. You won't even notice
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Plug
them into your iPod or iPhone or MP3 player. Choose one of the 4 sizes of silicon
ear cushions. Put them in your ears. They fit easy and great. Dance around. Do
a few cartwheels and see if you can get them to fall out. I mean if you really
work at it you probably can, but it won't be easy.
They want to stay put. Turn
on your favorite music. The music you love the best and know the best. And compare
the sound. I always recommend you choose your favorite music first so you can
really compare what the voices, the brushes on snare drums and the string basses
sound like. See if you don't hear phenomenally clearer highs, massively deeper
richer bass like I do. You know what the music you love should sound like. I'll
bet you agree it sounds better than ever before.
OK, back to the
fit. It's really all about the fit and the sweet spot. I think once you listen
to the music you love best, you'll be sold on these new 13mm super driver in-ear
earbuds just like I am. But if for any reason you're not 100% thrilled with the
sound, with the fit or even the sleek good looks, just return them to DAK in their
original packaging within 30 days for a courteous merchandise refund to the credit
card you used when you bought them. We refund 100% of what you paid for the earbuds,
but not P&H.
Try One Thing For
Me. If you grab the earbuds with added noise cancelling, then please try one
thing for me. Turn off the music and walk around your home, office or try this
the next time you're on a plane. With the active noise cancelling off, listen
to common annoying noises. Listen to fans from your computers, window air conditioners,
refrigerator or dryer hum. Then switch the active noise Cancelling on and see
how much of it goes away.
Two Ways
To Order - With And Without The added Active Noise Cancelling Circuitry. You
can order the identical super driver BSR angled so they fit high resolution noise
isolating earbuds with or without the active noise cancelling circuitry.
Both come with 3 now 4 sets
of in-your-ear-canal different size, small, medium and large (and now extra small
added), comfortable silicone ear cushions, extra long 4' audio cable with gold
plated 3.5mm stereo connector, 20Hz to 20,000hz high-definition sound from the
massive 13 millimeter super transducers. The only difference is with or without
the active dual microphone induced noise cancellation added.
Order Way
1 the Normal Noise Isolating Earbuds. To order the Normal Noise Isolation
earbuds risk free with your credit card, just click the 1st Buy Button
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earbuds which are identical to the normal noise isolating earbuds above plus they
add the active noise circuitry housed in the controller, the microphone in each
earbud, the airplane adapter and carrying pouch risk free with your credit card,
just click the 2nd Buy Button below. They are just $29.95 per pair ($6.95
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super bass drivers, 4' extra long cable with gold plated plug and a
90 day now full 1 year standard limited warranty. These earbuds fit your ears,
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Active Noise Cancelling Circuitry.
Not Priced Just For Airline Travelers
Any More. Use them at home, at the office or anywhere you want great sound without
ambient noise annoyances.
You get the angled fit-in-your-ear earbuds, with the 3 now 4-sizes
of silicone comfort-molded ear pieces, the 13mm super bass drivers, 4' extra long
cable with gold plated plug and a
90 day now full 1 year standard limited warranty.
Plus with the dual microphone induced active noise cancelling you get the controller
with the noise cancelling circuitry, a mute button and a clip, a pouch to hold
the earbuds when you're not using them and of course the 2 built-in microphones
and best of all, the freedom from fatigue causing droning noise. These earbuds
fit your ears, stay in your ears sound awesome and are super comfortable for all
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Just $29.95 - Order
No. 33085 - ($6.95 P&H)
Save Big On P&H.
Buy 1 or 5 and pay only $6.95 total.
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Need Extra Ear Cushions?
Did The Dog Eat Your Ear Cushions?
Do You Share Your Earbuds?
Nobody ever stocks extra ear cushions. And between the dog eating
them, and sharing your earbuds with others, it's always handy to have spare cushions.
And oh yes, truth be told, my 2-year old grandson just loves to pull them off.
Sometimes we find them. Sometimes we don't.
So to make it really easy, I've ordered and have in stock sets of the complete
set of 4 different sized pairs of silicone earbuds. You get two each of the small,
medium and large earbud cushions. Plus you get the new extra small pair too. That's
a total of 8 ear cushions.
And I negotiated a price that makes it well, cheap, to keep them. If you order
at the same time you are ordering the earbuds, the set of 8 is just $2.95 and
$0 P&H because I can put them in the same box when we ship your order. If
you order later or if you order them separately, they are $4.95 and $2 P&H.
Grab an extra set or two if your grandson is like mine, if you have a dog or if
you share with friends. You'll be glad you did.
Extra
Ear Cushions ONLY
Need Extra Ear Cushions?
The dog might eat yours, your grandson
plays with them or you share? You get all 4 pair (8 ear cushions) Small, Medium
Large plus the extra small. |
Buy Ear Cushions
At Same Time As You Buy Earbuds
Sorry you can't add these later at this price. Only if you
are buying earbuds now so I can put these in the same box. You can add these 8
cushions at my special price.
Just - $2.95 ($0 P&H)
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Buy Ear Cushions
NOT At Same Time As You Buy Earbuds
OK, you didn't buy them
when you bought the earbuds. But I've got them in stock and they are still a great
price.
Just - $4.95 ($2 P&H)
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Because BSR's in-ear earbuds fit in your ear canal rather than
simply in your outer ear, you get a perfect seal. You'll notice a startling improvement
in high-end detail and clarity and a real improvement in the deep rich bass, especially
with BSR's new 13mm bass driver. Plus they don't fall out, which is the best improvement
of all.
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Doesn't Look Comfortable?
It's the angles. I think you'll find that the angles actually make these the most
comfortable earbuds you've ever tried for long, all day listening. And they are
definitely the easiest ever earbuds to grasp to put in or take out. |

Why 3 sections? Most earbuds only have 2 sections. These earbuds are
more comfortable than ever and even easier to put in and take out.
The tiny bottom section with BSR's new extra small ear cushion is all that goes
in your ear. The middle section has the new improved 13 millimeter speaker driver
(most are only 6 or 9 millimeters and can't produce as much deep rich bass).
And the top section contains the active noise cancelling microphone. It's much
easier to grab, adjust and put in than any other earbud I've ever used.
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| Just the tiny extra small silicon ear cushion goes in your ear. And note the
angle that it protrudes from the massive bass driver housing that makes it easier
for you to push the ear cushion into your ear without hindrance from the massive
bass 13mm driver housing. |
| The chrome back acts as both an easy handle when you are putting the earbuds
in or taking them out. Plus it's where the microphone is located for the active
noise cancelling version of these great sounding earbuds. Also note that I'm holding
the cable strain protector so you don't get broken wires like you do with other
earbuds if you try to pull them out by the wire. |
| It's a really interesting design that BSR used to allow you to get maximum
penetration of the silicon ear cushion and still allow for the massive 13mm bass
drivers. You really can have massive bass that fits into the smallest ear canals. |

Why 3 sections? Most earbuds only have 2 sections. These earbuds are
more comfortable than ever and even easier to put in and take out.
The tiny bottom section is all that goes in your ear. The middle section has the
new improved 13 millimeter speaker driver (most are only 6 or 9 millimeters and
can't produce as much deep rich bass).
Note: Oh and did you notice the big "R" on the side? That's
so it's super easy for you to put the right earbud in the right and the left in
your left ear without needing reading glasses to figure it out.
And the top section contains the active noise cancelling microphone. It's much
easier to grab, adjust and put in than any other earbud I've ever used.
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