Sennheiser HZR-62 Stereo Volume Control Review

The Sennheiser HZR headphone balance adjustment is what you need if you're bothered by problems with an unbalanced (left-right) audio source and you're listening with a device that doesn't incorporate a balance control (I'm surprised at how common a problem this is).

The Sennheiser unit isn't cheap (about thirty dollars) but it's well built and it does the job.

The unit is purely passive and it functions by virtue of being composed of two ('left' and 'right') 'slide' type potentiometers in the signal path. When at 'maximum' the controls appear as resistances across the left and right audio paths but at too high a resistance to be any kind of a problem.

As the 'sliders' are brought down (to reduce the volume of either the left or right channels) the output (towards the headphones) is brought nearer the ground side of the audio channels in a Voltage-divider type configuration.

As long as you've got more than enough volume to drive your headphones then this Sennheiser unit will give you essentially infinite adjustment range over the relative volumes of the left and right channels.

I've found the device sufficiently convenient such that I've recently purchased a second unit (because the first one is being employed in a relatively long-term application).

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Volume Control/Extion Cable

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Sony MDR-E829V Fontopia Earbuds with In-line Volume Control Review

When I bought these earbuds, I didn't expect much, but these surprised me with their full-bodied, wonderfully rich sound. They have very-noticeable, deep bass which won't drown out your awesome mids and highs. The tremble is unbeatable at this price. This is probably because of their frequency range, 12 to 22,000 Hz. Most earbuds around this price don't have that good of frequency response. If you're wondering what frequency response is, well it's the sound they capture and put into your ears. The lower Hz means the bass. The higher Hz means the highs. They also have a neodymium magnet, one of the best you can buy. What a magnet does is they determine how good the overall sound quality is. These earbuds also have a silent cap, a cap with no outside holes, just the holes you hear sound out of. This means you won't have to turn up the volume on your player so much, and that you don't hear much outside sound either. I think this is great for mowing or any other noisy activity. They also come with a nice twist-up, compact case. I can slip these headphones easily into my pocket or anywhere else. These earbuds don't have the best comfort but, they're very comfortable when it comes to earbuds when I use the earpads. On top of it all, the quality is the best thing about these earbuds. I think they will last a long time. I hope this review was helpful to you, thanks for reading.

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Sony Camcorder/Audio/Video (MDRE829V) Fontopia Ear-Buds. The Super-light, ear-bud headphones are perfect for both indoor and outdoor use. the Volume control on cord allows for easy manipulation of music's volume and it also has 16 mm driver units for deep bass sound and clear treble.

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