ZEN AURVANA In-Ear Earphones

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Like I mentioned in one of my more recent posts, Creative Inc. has brought out a newline of in-ear earphones, the review and specs on the Creative site are below:



FEATURES

Acoustic & Ergonomic Design for a Superior Music Experience.

Hit the streets with high fidelity audio. The Creative ZEN AURVANA In-Ear Earphones are premium earphones that significantly reduce up to 90% of ambient noise. Ergonomically designed, the ZEN AURVANA In-Ear Earphones completely transforms your listening experience. Powered by efficient Balanced Armature drivers, the earphones are acoustically tuned for exceptional audio performance.

* Precise Audio Reproduction: Balanced Armature
drivers deliver pristine audio performance just like
those found in hearing-aid and professional music
recordings.
* Secure, comfortable fit: Specially selected silicon
rubber that is hypoallergenic, durable and capable of
shielding out unwanted noises.
* AuraSeal™ Noise Isolation: Contoured silicon rubber
earbud shaped to optimally fit your ears for maximum
noise-isolation and comfort.
* Works with iPod, ZEN and all other MP3 players:
Perfect for any MP3 players, while making them sound
even better.

SPECS

Description
Driver Unit: Balanced Armature
Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz
Impedance: 42ohms
Sensitivity: 115dB
Cord Length: 1.2m (Oxygen-Free Copper cable)
Input Plug: 3.5mm stereo gold-plated
miniplug
Net Weight: 13g (without packaging)

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[Mp3UndergroundFan]

I was at Creative's website a second ago, just browsing, when I saw these! They LOOK really cool. I don't know enough about these types of phones, but I'll find out whether or not I like them when I get my Skullycandy Smokin' Buds.

[608zz]

I hope they're be less expensive than CX-300s.

[xinzhitan14]

creative generally have more expensive IEM's.. thye dont really make low end ones =(.. too bad for me. they look really nice but i'll stick with my HA-FX55's for now.

[mresman]

Sure'sE4 boasts the same balanced armature drivers. Are these comparable? They are significantly less expensive.

Cruchfield shows them for $69 - soon to be available