Any idea how much volume these hold? I'm not trying to use a tip, just cut the end off and use for all kinds of stuff.
245075
I haven't used these , but thes I used before held about 2 cups. But if u fill them too full , you don't have room to squeeze $ pipe.
245076
Depending on how full you want to stuff the bag.... I estimate a bag can hold 125ml to 500ml and probably up to 750ml, but that would be pushing it.
1564180
I think that depends on the size of the tip you plan to use, and your comfort level with larger bags. These can certainly hold a good volume of contents. . But it may be too big for some for any detail work. I've got big hands so it's ideal for me.
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I use the small winder for those, and it's worked so far. Sometimes they get caught, and it looks like the inline volume part has the cord bent pretty sharply away from it at times, but so far it's just been an idle worry and hasn't caused any functional problems. If my earbuds stop working from being wound too right this way, I'll definitely post about it here!
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Not to seem sarcastic, but the open screw ones are open and the closed are closed?The open ones have a hole in the side and you can see the screws. The closed ones are totally closed. I am not a huge audiophile, so I can't say why you would want the open ones. I think the for majority of people, the closed ones are the way to go. Also, the "hardest" thing to using these is to make sure you don't put a lot of wire over the end, it makes it hard to screw the thing closed. Good luck!
1009633
They are much larger than the regular tips. If you use a coupler, you will need a large one. Hope this helps.
1225633
If memory serves correctly these are 1/4" but come (original stock) with adapters to the standard 1/8" on phones/aux-input devices, or vice-versa. I'm sorry I can't be certain, but in general adapters are great to have around. They are "flat" monitors so compressed (lo-fi) will be more noticeable because the headphones present sound more accurately. I used these for a couple years and only gripe is the squeeze on the head. Great for making music (due to accuracy) but if you just want to listen they show the wrinkles. Having a great pair of headphones is double-edged: On one hand you can hear everything, on the other you can hear EVERYTHING, so low quality recording or compression will bug.
59893
what is the size of the speaker under the bud tip? i lost one while travelling and am trying to get a replacement. love these headphones
1358761
Hello There, I actually couldn't tell you. I had purchased these as a gift for a friend, I've never used them myself.
436148
I don't use any of the provided tips, I purchased separately the Comply Tsx-200 Comfort PLUS Earphone Tips. If the memory foam ones are your favorite and/or comfort is a priority for you, I highly, highly recommend checking these out.
2215842
I think these are better than average at not leaking sound at reasonable volume levels. However, I would turn your music down when you take these off. They sound like little speakers when they are not pressed to your head.
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Not sure what people are talking about concerning noise isolation... I use them to play along on drums... and I usually have to *turn down* the music a little bit to hear the drums... so isolation is just fine... It's all about the tip size and type... the little squishy foam tips do have better isolation... In fact, I had a cheap set of foam tip earbuds a while back and I had the volume cranked a little bit... (not too much)..and unbeknownst to me... the fire alarm had been going on in my office for several minutes and I was totally unaware until someone stopped by my desk and said "hey dude, we gotta go" while making a gesture pointing to the ceiling... i.e. sound isolation is all about the tips... lol Not sure what people are talking about concerning noise isolation... I use them to play along on drums... and I usually have to *turn down* the music a little bit to hear the drums... so isolation is just fine... It's all about the tip size and type... the little squishy foam tips do have better isolation... In fact, I had a cheap set of foam tip earbuds a while back and I had the volume cranked a little bit... (not too much)..and unbeknownst to me... the fire alarm had been going on in my office for several minutes and I was totally unaware until someone stopped by my desk and said... » Read More Not sure what people are talking about concerning noise isolation... I use them to play along on drums... and I usually have to *turn down* the music a little bit to hear the drums... so isolation is just fine... It's all about the tip size and type... the little squishy foam tips do have better isolation... In fact, I had a cheap set of foam tip earbuds a while back and I had the volume cranked a little bit... (not too much)..and unbeknownst to me... the fire alarm had been going on in my office for several minutes and I was totally unaware until someone stopped by my desk and said "hey dude, we gotta go" while making a gesture pointing to the ceiling... i.e. sound isolation is all about the tips... lol « Show Less
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I got a pair of M Audio Bx8's on mine. They are about 20-25 pounds each. I think they can hold up to 100 lbs, if I'm not mistaken. I hope this helps with your decision making!
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Not sure I understand what you are asking. Size or volume level of each speaker?
802751
depending on exactly how loud they'll probably leak a bit. I work in a cube as well and i usually just get somebody to give me a nice reference part on how loud i can get before they leak. I went well past my comfortably listening level before they started to leak out. Hope that helps.
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The best ear tip depends on what's comfortable for you. I have small ears, so the bigger ones hurt after a while. I stick to the smaller ones, but those would probably fall out for someone with bigger ears. I don't believe they affect the sound.
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Here is the answer I received from Plantronics:P/N 81292-01 - 3-pack small (.5"/13mm) eartips P/N 81292-02 - 3-pack medium (.625"/16mm) eartipsP/N 81292-03 - 3-pack large (.75"/19mm) eartips
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I think the medium tips would work. I use the large tips and they block out all outside sound. I only hear the music and in between songs I hear myself breathing.