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The Altec Lansing Muzx 306 are earbud style stereo headphones, with a built in jack for a second pair of headphones. Sharing music you are listening to on a portable device is usually impossible since most portable devices only have one headphone jack, so Altec Lansing has solved this problem with the Muzx 306 by adding an extra headphone jack on the cord letting your friend plug in and join in on your music. The headphones use powerfull 10mm neodymium speakers which have more magnetic energy than other typical metals for a powerful bass and clear treble sound while maintaining a low weight. They use SnugFit noise-isolating earphones, with S/M/L tips included to ensure a comfortable fit with maxium noise blocking and the goldplated plug increases conductivity for a pure audio sound.
MSRP $29.95
Release date November, 2008
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Specifications
- Second "Buddies" jack
- 10mm neodymium speakers
- S/M/L SnugFit tips included
- Input Sensitivity: 101 dB
- Impedance: 16 Ohms
- Frequency Response: 20 Hz – 20 kHz
- Connection: Stereo mini plug (3.5mm)
- Cable Length: 48” / 1.2 m
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Altec Lansing Muzx 306
• Altec Lansing MHP306NP Muzx Series In Ear Headphone with buddies jack
• MHP306NP Muzx Series In Ear Headphone with buddies jack
UPC: 021986800453
EAN: 021986800453
MPN: MHP306NP
Competitors
MSRP $29.00
Released December, 2008
The Apple earphones with remote and mic are an improvement to the original earbuds that accompanied the iPod. They now offer a remote control capsule on the right cable that consists of a microphone and three buttons that enable the user to adjust volume, control music and video and answer/end calls with the iPhone....
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Apple Earphones with Remote and Mic
MSRP $24.00
Released April, 2008
The Sennheiser MX 160 are basic earbud-style earphones and are at the bottom of Sennheiser's MX Series, coming in under the MX 260. The earphones deliver bass-driven stereo sound that is ideal for use with all MP3, CD, or DVD players as well as portable gaming systems. They are designed with an asymmetrical cable and come...
Altec Lansing Muzx 306
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Sennheiser MX 160
MSRP $38.00
Released August, 2008
Pros
- Farthest into the ear speaker driver ever
- Decreased sound leakage
- More comfortable than other earbuds because of the long speaker driver
Altec Lansing Muzx 306
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JVC HP-FXC50
MSRP $34.99
Released March, 2008
The Sennheiser MX55 are in-ear stereo headphones released by Sennheiser as a part of their Street line. These feature Sennheiser's "Twist-to-Fit" style earbuds which locks them firmly in place to prevent them from shifting during movement and therefore retaining the ultimate position for bass response, audio phase and comfort. They also feature the Sennheiser...
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Sennheiser MX55
MSRP $30.00
Released April, 2008
The Sennheiser MX 360 are earbud-style earphones and are a step up from Sennheiser's MX 260 earphones from their MX Series. The earphones deliver powerful bass-driven stereo sound that is ideal for use with all MP3, CD, or DVD players as well as portable gaming systems. They are designed with an asymmetrical cable and come with two sets of replacement ea...
Altec Lansing Muzx 306
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Sennheiser MX 360
MSRP $30.00
Released January, 2008
The Sennheiser MX 55 Street earphones are designed for a snug fit. The innovative Twist to fit system is designed with a more secure fit in mind. The additional piece at the top of the earbud rests just inside your ear and secures the earbud in place. Personalize these earbuds with any of the...
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Sennheiser MX 55 Street
MSRP $30.00
Released August, 2008
The Sony MDR-EX36V are earcanal style headphones that are available in a variety of colours for matching with your portable media device. The headphones feature high-quality 9mm EX driver units combined with Neodymium magnets to reproduce deep bass and clear treble sound. They are very lightweight, at only 3 grams without the cord and...
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Sony MDR-EX36V
MSRP $30.00
Released April, 2008
The Sennheiser MX 260 are basic earbud-style earphones and are a step up from Sennheiser's MX 160 earphones from their MX Series. The earphones deliver powerful stereo sound with strong bass reproduction that is ideal for use with all MP3, CD, or DVD players as well as portable gaming systems. They are designed with an asymmetrical cable and come with...
Altec Lansing Muzx 306
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Sennheiser MX 260
Reviews
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Pros
- second headphone jack for a friend to listen too
- affordable price
- three different tip sizes for best fit and comfort
- well known quality audio equipment manufacturer
Cons
- no built in amplification - MP3 player may not have enough juice to power two pairs of headphones to the desired volumes
- mismatched headphone sensitivities means one headphone will sound louder
- buddy jack is in-line, cannot be removed
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