[humzebra]

Anybody know what these are? How they sound? They sure look a little too space age/ simplistic for my taste.

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[Naris]

How I did a double post I know not...

 

[Naris]

With RCA tips eh? That doesn't sound too terribly reassuring to whatever they are.

EDIT: And they're Bose... so... yeah.

 

[humzebra]

no kidding!

 

[Trippytiger]

Are those even headphones? Where are the drivers?

 

[Ko Nectic Jazz]

Bone conduction headphones ?
Never saw this model before.

 

[Sodacose]

are those some kind of 'subwoofer simulator'? I think I read a review of something like that once. It's basically a rumble-pak for your head.

 

[kramer5150]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ko Nectic Jazz Bone conduction headphones ? Never saw this model before.

that'd be my guess.

 

[saturnine]

It looks like a pair that's missing the drivers or something. I'm definately curious..

 

[lmilhan]

Whatever they are, I would suggest you stay away from them, lest you want your hair to look like this:

 

[Kirosia]

That's the guy who took a hard right from a head-fier, right?

 

[firefox360]

Those aren't headphones, they're the microphones that Bose includes along with their "Lifestyle" series HTIB systems that lets you calibrate the ADAPTiQ system, which is suppose to automatically equalize the audio to your room conditions.

I know, since my dad has the Bose Lifestyle 28, which has one of those things. Seems like their some sort of cheapo binaural microphones. You plug them into the "AUX" port after you play the ADAPTiQ configuration DVD. Whether it works or not, I haven't got a clue.

 

[humzebra]

Aha! So they are binaural microphones to help you set up your Bosephile system in your studio hall.