Yes they are the ear canal style ones.
They come with 3 different sizes of rubber grommets to suit different
sizes of ear canals.
Although these are not the biggest (about the width of your little
finger and length wise a little shorter than the end of your little
finger to the first knuckle)
t
I actually got a pair of the Schur that I used for band practice when
I was playing. The drummer talked everyone into these earphones and
they were absolutely great, but the drummer lacked the gear and
technical knowledge to best leverage the concept of playing without
amps etc. and just
I agree with your recomendation but would add that the Shure earplug
style sound great but I wouldn't walk outside with them as they block
out almost all external sounds and a hybrid might be coming down the
street.
I got my Shure set at the Apple store in South Beach where I feel very
ol
are they teh ones that push into your ear canal though the senheiser
On 1 Aug 2009, at 13:31, Kieren wrote:
>
> They are apple branded so you can get replacements that are exactly
> the same from any apple store.
> That said depending on your taste in music I find most "ear bud" style
> headphon
They are apple branded so you can get replacements that are exactly
the same from any apple store.
That said depending on your taste in music I find most "ear bud" style
headphones to be lacking in any sort of real response as well as
making
my ears sore :(
I much prefer in ear style ones which d
If your headphones are less then one year old, take them to an Apple
store and they should replace them.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 31, 2009, at 7:58 PM, william lomas
wrote:
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>hi does anyone know what the model and make are, of the
> headphones
> that ship ith the nano are? the
