difference between e2 and e2c? is there any difference between the e2 and the e2c? the price seems so much lower on the e2, so i thought it was that it didnt have noise canelling (hence the "c") but in the description the "from the manufacturer" part says that they do have noise cancellation and the "product description" part did not mention noise cancellation. then there are reviews saying they have noise cancellation but they refer to it as the e2c in all of the reviews. can you please help me out here and tell me the difference (if any) between these two products?thanks! difference between e2 and e2c? is there any difference between the e2 and the e2c? the price seems so much lower on the e2, so i thought it was that it didnt have noise canelling (hence the... » Read More difference between e2 and e2c? is there any difference between the e2 and the e2c? the price seems so much lower on the e2, so i thought it was that it didnt have noise canelling (hence the "c") but in the description the "from the manufacturer" part says that they do have noise cancellation and the "product description" part did not mention noise cancellation. then there are reviews saying they have noise cancellation but they refer to it as the e2c in all of the reviews. can you please help me out here and tell me the difference (if any) between these two products?thanks! « Show Less
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Ah, I see. Thank you. I did buy the e2cs, and unfortunately I cannot get any of the pads to fit my ears, so any idea what prices run on the ear molds and where I can get them??Thanks!
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The c only means different packaging - nicer looking, aimed at the ipod gen. I got the e2's and got 9 PAIRS of sleeves and buds (3 clear, 3 black, 3 foam) x Small, Medium, Large.
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Hello Alex. As far as I know, the "c" in E2C indicates that this is the "consumer" version of this product, as opposed to the professional version. Remember: this product started its life as a professional musician in ear monitor. The E2, I suspect, does not come with a plethora of sleeves for an individual to try to mate with their ear, it would be expected that a pro musician would get custom earmolds for theirs, hence the lower price.
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I spoke with Sennheiser I asked them what the difference was and they said they were very Similar. I guess that means no difference besides the color, and of course the price. I would get the green ones I love mine.
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I had a headphones like this one, they are just the headsets, i ever had. Now they are broken. They don't have nc, & they don't need it, because they have a very good noise cancelation, just by put him. Even better than phones that really have nc. They isolate almost perfectly the exterior sounds, if they are new, or not starting being old.I have now, the new model, sony mdr-1bt for 300 $, and the isolation is not sow good.I hope that i answered your question.
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Apparently you and I are the only two people shopping for Bluetooth headphones who noticed that "CCM Accessories" seems to be trying to pull a fast one, by titling the product description in an unconventional way and thus making it less likely that people will notice that they're jacking-up the price by $10 versus some of their competitors? To answer your question directly, after research including Motorola's own site, they are in fact one and the same. The confusion is caused by ONE vendor trying to unfairly separate their overpriced sale of the item from the more reasonably priced competition.
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Hi Tony. My first pair were pretty good. Most constant background noise was filtered out (traffic noise, engine noise in aircraft etc.). I could still hear people speaking although at a lower volume. When friends tried them, they were all quite impressed by the noise cancelling.My second pair weren't as good as the first pair. That said, if you open the ear pieces (they are held together with small screws) you will see a small potentiometer (one in each ear piece) with an adjusting slot.I fiddled with this and noticed it increased/decreased the noise cancelling. If you turn it too far to increase noise cancelling, movement of the headphones causes a clicking sound. Hi Tony. My first pair were pretty good. Most constant background noise was filtered out (traffic noise, engine noise in aircraft etc.). I could still hear people speaking although at a lower volume. When friends tried them, they were all quite impressed by the noise cancelling.My second pair weren't as good as the first pair. That said, if you open the ear pieces (they are held together with small screws) you will see a small potentiometer (one in each ear piece) with an adjusting slot.I fiddled with this and noticed it increased/decreased the noise cancelling. If you turn it... » Read More Hi Tony. My first pair were pretty good. Most constant background noise was filtered out (traffic noise, engine noise in aircraft etc.). I could still hear people speaking although at a lower volume. When friends tried them, they were all quite impressed by the noise cancelling.My second pair weren't as good as the first pair. That said, if you open the ear pieces (they are held together with small screws) you will see a small potentiometer (one in each ear piece) with an adjusting slot.I fiddled with this and noticed it increased/decreased the noise cancelling. If you turn it too far to increase noise cancelling, movement of the headphones causes a clicking sound. « Show Less
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I really never got that far since both pairs were defective. I did try one that I was able to install batteries and the noise cancelling was minimal at best, even with the feature turned on. Hope that helps with your choice.
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When I sent in my px100 original for RMA at Sennheiser USA (Old Lyme, CT I think), one of the higher reps told me there's no difference except the -II looks better and is supposedly more durable. I sold the PX100-II's right after I recieved them and I miss them alot, as stupid as it sounds. Oh well, I'm using the Grado SR325's now!
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They have noise isolation there is some difference between isolation and cancellation-see link-http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/44328/htg-explains-how-do-noise-reducing-headphones-work/
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I disagree. The lack of bass comes not from the E2C, but from using the rubber-type mounts. Use the foam instead, and practice making sure the foam portion is ENTIERLY INSIDE the ear canal. The bass goes from nothing to stunning.Yes, it takes movement to move the air for low bass notes. Fortunately, a bud sealed inside the ear canal can do this easily, since there isn't a lot of air to move.Try these things with the foam and practice inserting them. I almost sent mine back until about the 5th try, when the foam popped into position. Now I can insert them properly every time. It's a learned procedure, like riding a bicycle. I disagree. The lack of bass comes not from the E2C, but from using the rubber-type mounts. Use the foam instead, and practice making sure the foam portion is ENTIERLY INSIDE the ear canal. The bass goes from nothing to stunning.Yes, it takes movement to move the air for low bass notes. Fortunately, a bud sealed inside the ear canal can do this easily, since there isn't a lot of air to move.Try these things with the foam and practice inserting them. I almost sent mine back until about the 5th try, when the foam popped into position. Now I can insert them properly... » Read More I disagree. The lack of bass comes not from the E2C, but from using the rubber-type mounts. Use the foam instead, and practice making sure the foam portion is ENTIERLY INSIDE the ear canal. The bass goes from nothing to stunning.Yes, it takes movement to move the air for low bass notes. Fortunately, a bud sealed inside the ear canal can do this easily, since there isn't a lot of air to move.Try these things with the foam and practice inserting them. I almost sent mine back until about the 5th try, when the foam popped into position. Now I can insert them properly every time. It's a learned procedure, like riding a bicycle. « Show Less
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The SE215 LTD are sometimes listed with the item number saying SPE (special edition) - they're exactly the same. If you're asking what the difference between the LTD and the regular ones are, they have a crisper low and high range; the normal ones, like most Shure earphones, are flat across the EQ spectrum.
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This is really a google search for a definition of a term. Not exactly a review of a product. They are noise isolating and do it well. Read this to learn what noise isolation means.http://lifehacker.com/5770258/the-difference-between-noise-isolating-and-noise-cancelling-headphones
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Not sure what you mean. The noise cancellation is an on off switch and that's the only way it works. I haven't used this for calls, only listening. I imagine the noise canceling works with calls too.
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With the E12, and the E17 available why would you choose E11? I'm trying to learn about these amp's that are offered. (Fiilo) With V-MODA M100's as headphones, do I need an amp at all, and if so, which one and why? Sorry if I sound grumpy, but this is a $139.00 decision, and I don't want to make an error.Thank you in advance.John Gibbs
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Try the S1 model. It's way lighter than the S2. Microphonics is hardly present on both models. Before you make a purchase, consider changing se215 eartips first.
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I have not seen any difference other than a little different styling. A different year perhaps? It sounds the same and it has the same on/off switch, volume controls, etc.
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Hello Alibaba, yes, Z2 comes with the earphones cancellation noise, a very good quality earphones to be a default phone earphones. It also does come with an magnetic dock but it haven't work very well for me since sometimes doesn't charge the phone.
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First, the 2E and 2 are identical in exterior appearance. All enhancements are in the inside, a new chipset I believe. Since the E stands for enhanced, and the part number is CC2BE, pretty sure this is the enhanced radio. Also, Amazon tells me that this is the radio I purchased and I know I got the 2E. Go with confidence. If you're still concerned, call C Crane. They are helpful and friendly.