5 Tips For Choosing The Best Headphones For iPods
Dec 3, 2007
We know you love your iPod, so why buy cheap headphones and scrimp on quality when you can listen to your music the way it was meant to be heard? Don’t just listen to that awesome drum solo – experience it! Here’s 5 tips to help you choose the best headphones for iPods:
You’re not going to enjoy your music if your earphones are hurting your ears. The Shure SE 530-PTH Earphones are lightweight and feature a gently curved design to match the contours of your ear. These earphones pride themselves on superior clarity and balanced bass. They’re also sound isolating earphones and block out ambient noise, so you don’t have to listen to that baby crying while you’re trying to enjoy the magic of Jimi Hendrix’s guitar. These revolutionary earphones, equipped with a “Push-To-Hear” control so you can tell your friends about that new band without removing your earphones, make them our best headphones for iPods.
A woofer is a speaker driver that allows you to hear low frequency sounds, ensuring you experience every last morsel of that song you love. The Shure SE420-K Black Earphones come equipped with Dual TruAcoustic Microspeakers to give you concert-level clarity. These earphones give you the ability to listen to every detail of your music. With 109 dB SPL/mW, Shure SE420-K Black Earphones are the ultimate in sensitivity.
It’s no fun to be all wrapped up in your headphone wires, especially if you lead an active lifestyle and play sports while listening to your iPod. The Shure SCL5 Professional Version Headphones include cables that fit comfortable behind your ears to give your earphones a sleek, out-of-the-way look. They also come equipped with a small carrying case to easily store your earphones.
Do musicians like Madonna, Aerosmith, Bruce Springsteen, and Gwen Stefani listen to the same headphones you do? Well if you’re tuning in with Westone Earphones, they are! Musicians know what quality music is supposed to sound like, and they expect their earphones to exactly replicate that sound. They feature Dual Driver balanced armatures with a passive crossover to give you a balanced output.
The best headphones for iPods will make any style of music sound great, but the Shure SCL4 Black Earphones were created especially for jazz and classical music enthusiasts. They have a weaker bass but feature more detailed mids and highs so you can experience every crisp note that comes out of that saxophone.
