Does anyone have a recommendation for an earbud to use with this that has enough cord to reach from the ground plus allow me to move?
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I bought an 20' extension from Radio Shack. It has a 1/4" stereo plug on one end, and a 1/8" stereo jack on the other. That way, you can use any earbuds. It's catalog number 42-2560.
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I use the Shure SE215CL buds. They're $99 and according to my friends, are just as good as the Shure's that cost hundreds more. I like them. They don't have enough cord to reach the ground, so I went to Radio Shack and bought a ten foot extension, that was about 10 bucks. I sit at a keyboard, so there is more than enough there for me.
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Buy an extension. I use a custom made inst cable for my bass that has an 1/8" extension combined
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We have two praise teams that use the rolls monitors. We simply bought extensions that you plug any ear bud or in ear monitor into.
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its only a few inches down. you should know, tho, that the actual cord itself is pretty thin, not like an ordinary headphone line, so mine (admittedly pretty tough use) is already having a short contact in the connector. may need to buy another or better one.
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I've tried working out with these before, they tend to fall out depending on how rigorous your exercise is. If you like the brand, then I would suggest getting the A5i Sport. They fit over the back of your ear and are nearly impossible to knock off unless the cord gets jerked. http://www.klipsch.com/image-a5i-sport-headphones
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The earbuds themselves would be okay, but the cable is rubber coated and i don't think it would be durable enough. A heavy pull would do a number on these cables. look for a pair where the cable is wrapped.
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The stock earbuds stay pretty solidly in place come hell or high water. Also, I purchased the custom-fit earbuds Etymotic offers through Sonus. These will not come out of my ears even if I catch the cord and rip the headphone from the earbud the earbud itself will remain firmly in place.
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Only just now got around to seeing this! Man.No, these wouldn't be great for running. I mean, they're pretty lightweight, but they can fall off your ears relatively easily, especially with all the jostling. Earbuds are definitely better for that sort of thing.
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Try thinking about what sized earbuds you use. If you prefer the smaller rubber fittings, go for small here. I'm a 5'10" male and the mediums work for me.
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To your first question: The cord on mine is about 34 inches. Also the plug is like a stereo headphone plug, but even smaller. It is probably a standard size of some sort, but I don't know what's it's called. Anyway, one can probably find an extension cable that would fit it. Anyone else know for sure?To your second question: It doesn't have any legs or feet of its own, so you'll have to transport it by carrying it.
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I'd see if I could get this kind of adapter locally. For example, our local BestBuy had one for a dollar, I think.The headphones? Haven't used them much; initial thoughts: pretty good sound, not the most comfortable.
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There is no mic, so it won't get in the way. I've noticed these earbuds don't have much treble, but have more mid and low ends when playing music. I like these earbuds because the cord is really light.
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I think there are better choices for workout earbuds but like the other user indicated, good fit with the membranes will make a big difference. I have used these mostly for quiet convenient use on airplanes or while riding in a car. My preference on the workouts and jogging would be the Klipsch upscale models as they also come with more options for the ear membranes and the likelihood of a good fit and quality sound reproduction I have found to be much better.
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I found a Jabra headset I like better, but it uses a Jabra quick-disconnect instead of a 2.5mm plug. I bought an adapter cable, and the jabra headset is working just great!
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Get a an over-headset w/ mouthpiece from Staples, Amazon, etc & plug it into the hole in the side. Then you're hands-free to multi-task AND not cricking your neck! :)
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I just read your comments and was wondering which product you were talking about. I also have a hard time finding a bluetooth or head phones that stay on my ears. I have almost completely given up on a bluetooth, but was considering trying one of the bluetooth headsets that go behind your neck or over your head? Any suggestions?
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Junggey Y. said it perfectly. I would add that the Bluetooth allowing you to not have a cord connecting you to your device is something I would call an addition point of "comfort" as well.
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There is an auxiliary in jack. You could use an Andriod with the proper cord
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I got mine on ebay. The bose ear buds are definetly more comfortable but they didn't stay in as well.