[nett]

I was looking around the web a while back and ran across an in-ear adapter that fits over standard earbuds, but I can't find the site again. Does anyone know? It's driving me nuts - I've tried every keyword I can think of.

By the way, great forum. I've been reading for quite some time. Ended up buying Westone UM2's because of all the good info here. Just waiting for my custom 56's to come in sometime this week.

Thanks!

 

[ClieOS]

I believe what you are looking for is EarJams by Griffin Tech.

*Surprisingly, I actually know this.

 

[ahdui]

nett : You've done the right choice

 

[nett]

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Originally Posted by ClieOS /img/forum/go_quote.gif I believe what you are looking for is EarJams by Griffin Tech. *Surprisingly, I actually know this.

Thanks, those are them! And looks like Circuit City has them for $10.
I wanted them for my cell phone headset. I don't have a need to use a headset often, but I'd like to be able to - and my ears don't work with earbuds; that little flap on my ear bends outward so I need duct tape to keep earbuds in!

 

[mrbrad]

I had something similar to that some time ago. However, they made my earbuds sound like I was inside a steel drum.

 

[epithetless]

If the EarJams don't fit your particular buds, there are also the SlicSounds.

 

[nett]

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Originally Posted by epithetless /img/forum/go_quote.gif If the EarJams don't fit your particular buds, there are also the SlicSounds.

I think these are the ones I stumbled on. I remember those rocket ship looking ear plugs in the right frame of the website.
Thanks! I'll check the other ones out at Circuit City since I can return them eaisly if they don't work with the cell phone bud - or maybe I'll glue the things on.....it's a cheapo headset anyway.
But these slics do look like a better deal.