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caibinxia0104 Just in case the new TRON movie, soundtrack, video games and iPhone app weren’t enough, high-end audio manufacturer Monster (Beats by Dre) and Disney are also offering custom Daft Punk TRON edition headphones. Mirror.beats headphonesing the French electro duo’s chrome-plated vibe and sci-fi virtual reality franchise’s futuristic feel, the $349.95 SRP cans feature animated LED lighting, glossy .dr dre beatsaesthetics and black, white and blue coloring keyed to the film’s decor. Features include noise isolation capability, rumbling bass and outsized drivers that encompass the ea.dr drer to block out unwanted distractions from the real, infinitely less neon-lit world. An attachable microphone is offered for voice chat, hands-free calling or game playing, w.dre headphonesith movie-inspired in-ear headphones, audio docks and power chargers also available. Daft Punk composed the soundtrack to feature film TRON: Legacy, a sequel to the .dr dre headphones1982 Hollywood originalWhen it comes to the United States and Europe, some things just don’t seem to translate. One of these has been Europop—you know the kind of songs .beats by dreyou hear pumping out of Mediterranean discos all summer long— bouncy dance beats, soaring synthesizers and cheesy choruses. Yet after years of disdain, Americans finally seem.p90x to be embracing the Euro-beat. Switzerland, of course, is home to a fair number of Europop stars, including one of the most enduring— DJ Bobo. WRS’s Alex Helmick calls on Charlie Amter,.beats by dre a journalist and author in Los Angeles, who has a blog called europopped.com Comply Foam Tips are….well, foam tips that replace the run-of-the-mill tips that come with most .p90xearbuds — those phenomenally popular products that are supposed to fit comfortably inside one’s ear (the ear canal, specifically), block out ambient noise and, in a perfect audio world, en.coachhance the sonics of the music. I picked up a set of these goodies for about $13, and the package included six tips—two small size, two medium, two large. I can’t say that replacing .rosettathe rubber tips on my Monster Beats Tour model earbuds with the medium Comply tips changed my life. But the difference in the sound made the music emerging from an iPod more rich and detailed, and punched up the bass in an earphone that excels in bass. They put me in my own little musical world for a time, precisely what headphones of all stripes are supposed to do. The Comply tips come from a company called Hearing Components, which is a spin-off of 3M. Besides making tips for music listeners, Hearing Components says it develops products for hearing aids and aviation use. According to the company, the tips I purchased use “viscoelastic polyurethane foam technology.” The Comply T-400s are supposedly 30 times softer than the silicone used on ordinary bud tips.
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