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Griffin's EarJams let you keep on using your iPod's earbuds while giving you the quality that comes from in-ear style headphones. You won't believe how good your earbuds can sound until you try EarJams. EarJams easily snap onto your Apple earbuds and two different sets of EarJams are provided with three sizes of earpads to give you a snug and comfortable fit. In fact, you hear more of your music and less outside noise than you ever did with your earbuds alone.
From Amazon.com Review:
The distinctive white ear buds that come with 3G and 4G iPods meet the audio needs of many listeners, but some don't like the fit, and still others think the buds' sound is too tinny and weak. Griffin addresses these concerns with its EarJams, a pair of snap-on plastic ear funnels designed to boost and improve the iPod's audio performance. The Jams attach directly to the ear buds and use their cone shape to focus the sound within the ear. The Jams also come with three pairs of soft rubber ear pads--large, medium, and small, depending on the size of your ear canal--and a protective carrying case. It's important to note that the EarJams don't fit the buds that came with 1G and 2G iPods.
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| EarJams come with included carrying case to protect your spare earpads and your Earbuds. |
Every music fan has a different opinion on what constitutes quality sound. To some, it's expressive, clear high ranges, while others prefer big, booming bass. If you consider yourself a bass believer, the EarJams are right up your alley. The funnels create much deeper tones, turning formerly bright-sounding songs into thumping affairs. The Jams also boost the volume by around 15 to 25 percent, pleasing listeners who think the traditional iPod ear buds are too slight.
The real question, though, is whether this bass monsoon actually improves the music. And the answer, again, is in the ear of the beholder. There's no question that the Jams sacrifice the high- and mid-range frequencies to improve the low-end performance. A once crisp-sounding acoustic guitar sounds a bit muddled through the Jams, while vocals that formerly soared end up stooping instead. On the other hand, the Jams can also take a flat-sounding hip-hop track and give it some serious punch. Listeners may be best served by using the EarJams on an album-by-album basis, as some songs are clearly improved by the added wallop, while others just create a thud.
One huge area of improvement is the way the EarJams fit within the ears. Once listeners determine which ear pads fit the best, the Jams nestle securely within the ear canals and won't come out until pulled. Contrast that with the default ear buds, which sit loosely in the ear and can easily tumble out while jogging or walking, or even during a quick turn of the head. The pads are also washable in case they get a bit waxy.
A final bonus comes in the form of the zippered carrying case, which holds the ear buds, EarJams, and all of the pads in its padded pouch. The main compartment opens to reveal two mesh pockets and a third zippered pocket. --Rivers Janssen
Pros
- Significantly boosts the bass performance of your iPod
- Increases volume output of ear buds
- Multiple sizes of ear pads ensure comfortable, secure fit
- Handy carrying case protects buds and EarJams
Cons
- High- and mid-range frequencies don't sound as good
What's in the Box
Two snap-on EarJams, two small ear pads, two medium-sized ear pads, two large ear pads, padded carrying case.
From Amazon.com:
The distinctive white ear buds that come with 3G, 4G, and 5G iPods meet the audio needs of many listeners, but some don't like the fit, and still others think the buds' sound is too tinny and weak. Griffin addresses these concerns with its EarJams, a pair of snap-on plastic ear funnels designed to boost and improve the iPod's audio performance. The Jams attach directly to the ear buds and use their cone shape to focus the sound within the ear. The Jams also come with three pairs of soft rubber ear pads--large, medium, and small, depending on the size of your ear canal--and a protective carrying case. It's important to note that the EarJams don't fit the buds that came with 1G and 2G iPods.
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| EarJams come with included carrying case to protect your spare earpads and your Earbuds. |
Every music fan has a different opinion on what constitutes quality sound. To some, it's expressive, clear high ranges, while others prefer big, booming bass. If you consider yourself a bass believer, the EarJams are right up your alley. The funnels create much deeper tones, turning formerly bright-sounding songs into thumping affairs. The Jams also boost the volume by around 15 to 25 percent, pleasing listeners who think the traditional iPod ear buds are too slight.
The real question, though, is whether this bass monsoon actually improves the music. And the answer, again, is in the ear of the beholder. There's no question that the Jams sacrifice the high- and mid-range frequencies to improve the low-end performance. A once crisp-sounding acoustic guitar sounds a bit muddled through the Jams, while vocals that formerly soared end up stooping instead. On the other hand, the Jams can also take a flat-sounding hip-hop track and give it some serious punch. Listeners may be best served by using the EarJams on an album-by-album basis, as some songs are clearly improved by the added wallop, while others just create a thud.
One huge area of improvement is the way the EarJams fit within the ears. Once listeners determine which ear pads fit the best, the Jams nestle securely within the ear canals and won't come out until pulled. Contrast that with the default ear buds, which sit loosely in the ear and can easily tumble out while jogging or walking, or even during a quick turn of the head. The pads are also washable in case they get a bit waxy.
A final bonus comes in the form of the zippered carrying case, which holds the ear buds, EarJams, and all of the pads in its padded pouch. The main compartment opens to reveal two mesh pockets and a third zippered pocket. --Rivers Janssen
Pros
- Significantly boosts the bass performance of your iPod
- Increases volume output of ear buds
- Multiple sizes of ear pads ensure comfortable, secure fit
- Handy carrying case protects buds and EarJams
Cons
- High- and mid-range frequencies don't sound as good
What's in the Box
Two snap-on EarJams, two small ear pads, two medium-sized ear pads, two large ear pads, padded carrying case.
iPod Compatibility
iPod nano 1G, iPod nano 2G, iPod mini, iPod 3G, iPod 4G (Clickwheel), iPod Color, iPod 5G/5.5G Video, iPod Shuffle 1G, iPod Shuffle 2G
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THEY WORK - |
Griffin Technology 4039-EJAM EarJam Earbud Sound Enhancing Covers Review |
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the earbuds work but you have to be a little handy to make them stay on |
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This sucks. Dont buy -  |
Griffin Technology 4039-EJAM EarJam Earbud Sound Enhancing Covers Review |
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This sucks the mids and higs. Dont buy if you prefer quality sound. However, if you like bass and enjoy hip-hop music, this might be for you. |
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Ear Jam review -  |
Griffin Technology 4039-EJAM EarJam Earbud Sound Enhancing Covers Review |
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One of the best investments I've ever made for my iPods. These buds easily snap over the existing iPod earpieces, and they actually stay in, and most importantly, they do a very good job at sound quality. I have a set of Shure e110s, which cost many times more, and the bass level on them isn't nearly as good as the Ear Jams. Apparently, snapping the chamber over the existing iPod ear pieces really does make a difference! Well worth the money! |
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Unfortunate that they do not fit my earbuds - |
Griffin Technology 4039-EJAM EarJam Earbud Sound Enhancing Covers Review |
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I think that these would be great, but they do not fit on the newer iPhone ear buds even though it is also considered an iPod...
The vendor refunded my money but of course made some on the shipping and handling. So if you are looking for enhancement for you iPhone playback ... well, I guess you are going to have to wait... |
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these things suck - |
Griffin Technology 4039-EJAM EarJam Earbud Sound Enhancing Covers Review |
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the standard apple earphones aren't that comfortable to me. i bought these in hope of making the apple earphones more comfortable, but all they do is muffle sound. oh, and they don't provide any additional comfort. in fact they just make the whole thing fit awkwardly. at this price i'm not too concerned though. perhaps i'll break down and buy some better earphones with an integrated mic.
so, if you want a crappier fit and muffled sound buy these now. otherwise stay away. |
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