Music-lovers with unilateral hearing loss should try out the Yuni Headphone, which uses a separate speaker for the two channels, but places them in a single earpiece, one above and one below the ear. http://tinyurl.com/yuniheadphone or on FB: https://www.facebook.com/YuniHeadphones

Thanks for the thoughts! Per your suggested, I have indeed contacted HeadphoneAddict and will send a unit when we have one ready to be evaluated.

I realize this is an old thread, but anyone looking for a single-sided headphone solution should check out the Yuni..you can find it on Google, YouTube, or Kickstarter. The two channels are in a single earpiece, but there are two separate speakers in that earpiece, one above and one below the...

TrollDragon, yes, indeed, the production run of the Yuni uses true transducers rather than just existing earbuds. We used earbuds in our proof-of-concept prototype, but we couldn't sell them that way, of course...also, since the drivers have to be outside the ear rather than inside, earbuds...

Hi, all, some friends and I have developed a new headphone specially designed for people with single-sided hearing loss. It allows pseudo-stereo by positioning one transducer above the ear and one transducer below. We're launching a Kickstarter campaign, so feel free to check it out here...