AN IPOD REVOLUTION WITH A SERIOUS FLAW, THE SOUND QUALITY

    /24-7PressRelease/ - PEORIA, IL, January 25, 2006 - The 43 million owners of Apple iPod can now trade in their lower quality earbuds in for something that is becoming increasing popular, noise cancelling headphones. When Apple re-invented the mp3 player they obviously chose to market the iPod with a lower quality headphone so they could sell the unit at a certain price. The consumer as with everything else in society today is left with the decision of whether to upgrade and why? There has also been the on going problem of the stock earbuds getting damaged too easily, which why this new type of headphones might be an attractive alternative.

One great advantage of this type of headphone is that precious battery life is saved as volume levels are reduced, and distortion is virtually eliminated. When a person has invested so much into getting clearer digital music why would they skimp on the most important part, how they hear it?

So what makes noise cancelling the reason to choose this type over any other type of headphones? The purpose of the technology is to cancel or at least minimize unwanted sounds. Modern lives seem full of all sorts of noise, some of which are dangerous to our ears. In fact, many people, especially those who live and work in cities, have very little quiet time during the day. Noise cancellation technology aims to remedy the excess noise that we experience with the reality of today's life style. It seems that people are always on the go and trying to stay active, with walking, jogging and biking just a few of the many activities that people try to incorporate relaxation with listening to music.

With the so many different places to find regular headphones, a new web site called www.noisefreeheadphones.com was created to make one central location to find the best variety of Noise Cancellation Headphones at all different prices for the savvy music lover. Email us at [email protected]

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