<![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value) - Gizmodo Comments]]> http://cache.gawker.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/gizmodo.com.png <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value) - Gizmodo Comments]]> http://gizmodo.com Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:58:13 EDT Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:58:13 EDT http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4924124 I'm using Comply tips on my Ultimate Ears super.fi pro 5 headphones. They're a huge improvement in comfort and bass and I think they are a "must buy" for anyone using IEM headphones, with the exception of Shures used with their new "olive" tips.

Ward

]]> 4:373173:c4924124 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 16:58:13 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4916868 I've got a set of Comply foam tips on my ER6is and they're great. They're more comfortable than the stock silicone flange tips, and provide much greater noise reduction. With them, I can listen to music while on my motorcycle without having to have the volume cranked.

Only problem is that they're starting to look a little nasty, but that's going to happen with anything you stick into a body orifice for a prolonged time.

mnstrZRO

]]> 4:373173:c4916868 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:38:53 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4916716 Wonder how these compare to $99 shures? I would think that the marshmellow plugs on the shures would block more noise than the foam ends on these.

jdame

]]> 4:373173:c4916716 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 12:33:31 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4913047 Does this kind of earplug actually comfortable and have good sound? I mean it looks unusual but there are more and more products like this so there must be something to it.

ksins5

]]> 4:373173:c4913047 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 09:53:46 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4912777 Cool. I'm looking for some worthy ear bud replacements. I really hate to buy ear buds without having the chance to listen to them first.
Looks like they will fit in my budcase though.

cdawson2000

]]> 4:373173:c4912777 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 09:25:46 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4912649 If you go to Comply's site you can order the foam tips for many earbuds. The tips are what make the difference. I have been using them on a pair of Westone UM1's for years and traveling often. They beat all noise reduction headphones hands down and because they block the outside noise you do not have to turn the volume up as loud as other earsets. [www.complyfoam.com]

ashoushanian

]]> 4:373173:c4912649 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 08:54:21 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4912261 skullcandies are not going to compare. the stated bass response on the skulls is 100hz, which means its going to roll off well before then. the comply's reach down to 20hz, that is a HUGE difference in sound. also i doubt the skullcandies are taking anywhwere near 48db's off.

wingchun

]]> 4:373173:c4912261 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 02:08:28 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4912219 @shenanigans61: that's clearly an iTouch cuz of the non-recessed/bottom placement of the head jack...and you call urself a gizmodo boy? lol jk
p.s there is no real "subliminal message" just would you think it smart to show it with the shuffle or one of those cheap ass stick mp3 players? the headphone would cost more than the player

and on the price if you go shopping around and ever wear one of these things you will understand why they are that much. My friend bought the $499 sure headphones and i called him crazy, then I tried them out and was STUNNED. Of course i don't care about my music to EVER pay that much but if you have it and care for your music, they are worth EVERY penny

ThisIsSharksTerriroty

]]> 4:373173:c4912219 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 01:47:22 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4912078 @electrikecho: I can vouch for the Skullcandies, they are very good for $20-30. I wouldn't recommend anyone to get the comply's though, when all they're offering is different foamies for the extra $60 markup.

Damage

]]> 4:373173:c4912078 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 00:59:55 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4912055 @Damage: I've used those earbuds - pretty good. I'm sure there's an instructable out there that does pretty much the same thing as these...

...here: [instructables.com]

electrikecho

]]> 4:373173:c4912055 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 00:52:33 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911832 I had never heard of these guys before, but I discovered them when looking for alternative headsets (mono) for our staff. I've been testing the NR-1CM for a month now and love it. Looks? Not an issue. It's a bloody earpiece! No way you're not going to look like a geek or a secret agent with any headset. The fit is very good, as is the sound quality. I have come to prefer the foam earbud over the standard covers or even the Jabra form-fit thingies.

hnkelley

]]> 4:373173:c4911832 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:58:17 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911601 Oh, gees, where have I seen those earbuds before...

Oh yes, from Skullcandy:

[www.skullcandy.com]

All for $30 (I paid $20). Looks like the Bose comparison is well applied in this case. You're paying $60 for foamie tips and the Comply brand name.

Stinks is what it is.

Damage

]]> 4:373173:c4911601 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 23:12:00 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911498 v-moda!

Stevengore

]]> 4:373173:c4911498 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:52:21 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911261 @One2ManyCords: sorry thats SPDIF, darn transposed keys...

Cordfucious

]]> 4:373173:c4911261 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 22:02:11 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911243 @daftrok: Dude you need to get out more....Phillips is the ABSOLUTE worst when it comes to audio equipment and being a part of the SPIDF protocol you would think they would do better.. I have some JVC's that kick ass for about 30 bucks, but I am holding out until father's day for the Bose QC3's or these if I can test them(wait that would be gross).

Cordfucious

]]> 4:373173:c4911243 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:59:08 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911173 48dB is a ton. I may have to snag a pair of these to try. I have Etymotic Er6i now, should be a decent comparison.

FuzzysFriedChicken

]]> 4:373173:c4911173 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:49:14 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911047 I hate to say it...but $50 almost sounds reasonable for these. $40 is a deal.

shenanigans61

]]> 4:373173:c4911047 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:30:06 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911022 I'd get them if they were 50. 80 is pushing it. Then again I'm happy with these:
[reviews.pricegrabber.com]

daftrok

]]> 4:373173:c4911022 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:26:19 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4911016 Pfft.
I'm fine with my $15 Skull Candy's as far as sound quality and noise reduction goes. No way in hell am I paying 5 times more for minimal improvement.


shenanigans61

]]> 4:373173:c4911016 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:24:36 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4910988 @shenanigans61: well that's about as good a price as you'll find for noise-reduction earphones. i like the foam tips but i found that they got dirty pretty quickly on my Shure's and had to be replaced every couple months, which makes the price add up over time.

Tonicboy

]]> 4:373173:c4910988 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 21:20:49 EDT <![CDATA[Comply NR-10 Earphones With Military-Grade Noise Reduction Reviewed (Verdict: Good Value)]]> http://gizmodo.com/373173/comply-nr+10-earphones-with-military+grade-noise-reduction-reviewed-verdict-good-value#c4910852 iPhone/Touch in the background...subliminal messaging? Nahhhh

I like em, but I won't pay $80 for them.

shenanigans61

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