ipod earphones

[boozatboo]

Any ideas on what the best earphones are to use with your ipod on the bike ???

I tried just listening to the ipod but the wind was really annoying me...

The ride was bloody awesome with music tho', had to turn it right up to block out the noise...

Andy

[Plaz]

Skull Candy all the way mate, I use them daily and they are easily the best earphones I hvae ever owned:

http://www.skullcandy.com/

[Frank]

Sennheiser are very good, the set I have are like these but they dont have the volume control on them, from memory they were about $70 and worth every cent, I now have to just find where I put them!

http://www.sennheiser.com.au/au/home_en ... ies_502743

[Glen]

Haven't tried the skull candy's but +1 vote for the Sennheisers. I bought a set from JB Hi Fi a while ago and they are really good.

[dilligaf]

you can get replacement foam tips
http://www.earjobs.com.au/index.php/comply/
http://www.complyfoam.com/
that work well. like foam earplugs you compress them and they expand in your ear.

sort of assumed you have in ear plugs.

[RustyAs]

Mate,

i just got myself a pair of PHILIPS Ear Hook Headphones (Model SHS3200 i think) for around $30

I'm deaf in one ear and can't hear out the other, but these work really well.

Phil

[Damon Z1000]

Mate, get yourself a set of Shure EC2's or EC4's if your feeling silly rich.
'The'best Pod earphone on the market, bar non, in my reckoning

[boozatboo]

Thanks guys...

that's all very useful information...

Been shopping around on the net but got really lost as to what was best.

I'll definitely check them out and let you know what I get...

I love my ipod !!! not as much as my bike... but the 2 combined : MAGIC !

I couldn't stop smiling yesterday and that was with the carppy wind howling on the outside...

I can't wait to try it again...

Thanks once again... you guys ROCK !!!

Andy

[boozatboo]

you can get replacement foam tips
http://www.earjobs.com.au/index.php/comply/
http://www.complyfoam.com/
that work well. like foam earplugs you compress them and they expand in your ear.

sort of assumed you have in ear plugs.

thank you... yes we wear ear plugs but they are the full ones... you can't stick your
ipod earphones in the middle of them... they're the ones you squash and wet to stick
in your ear then they expand...

Thanks heaps tho'... these are looking great...

[mike-s]

i have a pair of sennheisers that were rebranded as creative labs. They do a fantastic job and i have had them for 4 or so years of regular use and are as good as the day i got them. Fantastic noise blocking, and they give crystal clear audio. I also have a pair of fuze custom moulded earphones ( www.earfuze.com ) still sitting in the packet as i haven't been bothered setting them up/moulding them.

[gearbox]

Sennheisers off ebay and diy silicone earplugs,mix the 2 part silicone and fit around the sennheisers,no wind and fantastic sound!

[red_dave]

HEY ANDY! JOIN THIS! http://www.ksrc-au.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=29449

Have to shout cause she's got her earphones in you see...

[BikeBiz]

I started with the Shure E2Cs with black olive foams to block out the wind noise. Progressed to the Big Ear BE-2s (http://www.158.bigearinc.com/Products/BE-2.aspx), the main difference being that putting the helmet on doesn't 'knock' them out of place. They stay put, great sound and noise reduction.

I found the ipod or other basic plugs would catch getting my helmet on, and you'd really have to crank it to hear the music. SO the music was loud as was the wind noise (not ideal!).

[robracer]

Progressed to the Big Ear BE-2s (http://www.158.bigearinc.com/Products/BE-2.aspx), .

Shit @ 500 bucks I will stick to my earmould earplugs & no music

[Gosling1]

For about $40, you can get a decent pair of Creative ear-buds, which come with 3 different-sized rubber covers for the ear-plug itself. With the right pair fitted - you can say 'goodbye' to wind noise and 'hello' to Appetite for Destruction !

These are the best value ear-buds for an iPod that I could find. Spend $200 if you want, but the quality of these $40 Creative jobbies is excellent - find them at Dick Smith.