DO YOU LISTEN TO MUSIC OR PODCASTS WHILE YOU COMMUTE?

WANT TO ACTUALLY HEAR YOUR MUSIC
WHILE SAVING YOUR HEARING?

Your iPod, iPhone, or mp3 player is capable of remarkably good sound quality, but you’ll never hear it listening to those cheap earbuds they came with. Worse yet, you probably have your volume turned up way too loud* in order to overcome the high noise levels inside the buses and trains you take to work and back home every day.

So not only are you listening to very low fidelity, you’re also destroying your hearing. That’s a LOSE-LOSE proposition.

Here’s a WIN-WIN proposition…

EarHead Audio carries GRADO LABS, SHURE, and ETYMŌTIC RESEARCH in-ear monitors, which are among the finest sounding in the world. If that alone isn’t a good enough reason to buy them, they also reduce ambient noise levels by as much as 42 decibels.

What does that mean? It means the heavily noise-polluted world around you will fade away when you listen to your music, so you can turn down the volume on your player significantly and hear everything you've been missing.

Not only will you hear all of the music, you’ll save your hearing as well. Your ears will thank us twice on every downbeat.

These earphones sound better and offer greater noise isolation than those popular noise-canceling designs you see heavily advertised.

In-ear monitors start at $79.00 and go up to $299.00.

If you think that’s expensive, get a quote on a hearing aid for some perspective.

* Try this experiment: Using your regular earbuds, make a note of the volume level on your player as it’s set when you’re riding on the bus or train you take to work. Then make a note of the volume level as it’s set when you’re listening in a quiet environment. The results might surprise you.

LISTEN TO YOUR ENTIRE MUSIC COLLECTION AGAIN...
FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME