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Answer by Carlton your doorman
Well I can tell you how to take apart Koss, Beyerdynamic, Fostex, Sennheiser and other quality headphones but I suspect that Bose are press fitted together at the factory and they can not be disassembled without causing at least some damage. Try prying at the seams with a thin tipped screw driver. Sorry. Their stuff is overpriced and cheaply made. Buy Other Sound Equipment.

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Cygnett InSound Noise-Cancellation headphones hands-on
The InSound noise-cancellation headphones were on display at CES: ShowStoppers 2012, and we took them home with us to put them to the test. After opening the protective case, it contained the headset, two audio cables (one red, one black), …
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CAN I use them as headphones with my ipod? I feel so silly asking, but I really dont know what they are for!
When I entered the sweepstakes that awarded them to me I was actually just showing someone else how the autofill button on my google tool bar works! I didn’t think Id win but Im glad I did!

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Answer by ipodtouchfan
bose noise cancelling headphones are like any other headphones. u can use them with anything you use your regular headphones with. only difference is they are great, great quality. noise cancelling just means that it has like some coushioning arount the ear so you cant hear anything except ypur music. It makes
your music sound much bette. you quite lucky!

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• Use the Airline adapter to connect your own headphones to the in-flight entertainment system on the airplane for listening to music and movies
• The airline adapters converts a standard headphone stereo mini plug (1/8″, 3.5mm) to a dual-prong airline jack
• Most of the headphones (portable, noise cancelling) are equipped with the 1/8″ plug that will fit this adapter
• This adapter is designed with a smaller rounded “base” to fit with All 2-prong airline jack. (Some adapters doesn’t and will not fit everywhere)
• Please note! Some newer airplane types accept the standard headphone plug direct, with no need for the adapter. There is a rarely used 3-prong jack that doesn’t fit the adapter. Buying the airline adapter you are covered in the most cases
• Our Airline Headphone Adapter will convert a standard stereo headphone jack 1/8″ to a standard airline dual-prong jack.

DESCRIPTION: Enjoy rich stereo sound on your next flight. Our Airline Headphone Adapter will convert a standard stereo headphone jack 1/8″ (3.5mm) to a standard airline dual-prong jack.
It will allow using your own headphones with the in-flight entertainment system.
SPECIFICATIONS: The airline adapters converts a regular headphone stereo jack 1/8″ (3.5mm) to a dual prong 1/8″ (3.5mm) airline jack.
Fits all standard airline connectors and headphone stereo jacks (exceptions could occur).
Use your own stereo or noise canceling headphones on-board. Avoid using the low quality headphones provided by the airline!

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Celebrity headphones and more
They included studio-style headphones, which are good for listening to music at home, and portable ones, which are better on the go. Also tested—noise-canceling and noise-isolating earphones, which block outside noise to varying degrees. …
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• Noise cancelling headphones help reduce ambient noise and the stress levels caused by noise
• Over 50 hours of use with 2 AAA batteries (not included)
• Superior noise cancellation and enhanced sound quality
• Swivel and fold-flat ear cups
• Detachable single entry cord for tangle-free use
• Dhp Digital Headphone Technology
• Over 50 Hours Battery Power
• Superior Noise-Cancellation With Enhanced Sound Quality
• Swivel and Fold Flat Earcups

Reduce outside noise and enjoy your music more with Maxell HP/NCIV Noise Cancellation Headphones. Maxell’s HP/NC-IV uses microphones in the headphones to detect ambient noise. That information from the microphone is analyzed and a precise active noise cancellation wave is generated. When this “anti-noise” wave meets the unwanted noise, the noise is reduced so your music comes through loud and clear. With a full 22dB of noise reduction, the HP/NC-IV offers more than 50 hours of battery life from AA cells housed in the right ear cup. It also comes with a hard-covered travel case. The gold-plated airline and 3/4-inch plugs with a single-entry cord make it easier for users to listen to their music while traveling. You can use Maxell’s Noise cancellation headphones to enjoy your favorite music, or to simply block out unwanted noise while traveling. Road noise and airline engine noise can cause fatigue, and using Noise Cancellation headphones can help to reduce this fatigue. You arrive at your destination more energetic as a result. Or use noise cancellation headphones at home or in the office to block out ambient noise to help you concentrate and work more efficiently. The HP/NC-IV also will provide sound without battery power and comes with a 90 day warranty for parts and labor.

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Tech Test Drive: High-end headphones
They offer a more compact design, extra-comfortable cushy foam earpieces, a rechargeable battery, full sound, and effective noise-canceling circuitry. The bad: The Bose headphones are even more expensive than their predecessors. …
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Creative HN-900 Noise-Canceling Headphones
Creative Technology announced the HN-900 full-size noise-canceling headphones that can reduce ambient noise by up to 85% and comes with a detachable cable with in-line microphone for voice communication on the iPhone. Shut out the din in the air cabin …
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Answer by Jake
I’ve tried both of these models and I have to that the Bose ones are definitely better in my opinion. They have more bass response and crisper mid and high range tones, also the Bose ones come with an awesome warranty and they can be stored more easily.

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