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- Westone UM2 Dual Driver True Fit Earphones
- Westone Laboratories has been making custom ear products for more than 40 years, so it comes as no surprise that one of its divisions, Westone Music Products, provides the in-ear monitors used by many professional musicians. But you don't have to form a band to take advantage of the company's...
- Tags: Westone Laboratories, earpiece, Westone UM2
- Product reviews 2006-02-03
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- A vote for passive noise isolation, not active reduction
- A vote for passive noise isolation, not active reductionI've been saying this for ages...Anyone who knows about noise cancellation is aware of the poor performance of active canceling. We all know that it is a marketing hype and that they lack in performance.The problem lies in the fact that active...
- Tags: active reduction, passive noise isolation, noise isolation, white noise
- Discussion threads 2008-05-20
- LiveWires Custom Fit In-Ear Earphones
- Open a box of any off-the-shelf earphones and you'll find a handful of replaceable ear fittings, in all manner of shapes, sizes, and materials. It seems ridiculous that the human ear can be so puzzling, but ears truly are as unique and varied as fingerprints. For those with hard-to-fit...
- Tags: Cable, Performance management, LiveWires Custom-Fit In-Ear Earphones, earpiece
- Product reviews 2007-06-22
- Westone UM1 Single Driver True Fit Earphones
- Westone, maker of ear molds that are then used for earplugs for musicians and medical devices, also makes headphones--in a very similar business model to that of the venerable headphone/monitor company Ultimate Ears. The good news is that the company's UM1 Single Driver True Fit Earphones, a non-custom-fit in-ear model,...
- Tags: Westone UM1, headphone
- Product reviews 2006-03-08
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