Earbuds Racing Communications,racing Radios, Racing Monitors, Driver Racing Ear on 2040-parts.com
Asheboro, North Carolina, United States
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The S Plug Canal Earbuds- 3.5mm MONO plug smallest and best fitting earphone on the market. It provides an alternative to foamies with a super flexible tip encasing industry standard, high quality micro speakers. The tip was designed to conform to the S-shape bend in the ear canal, placing the speakers deep in the ear. Industry standard 1/8" mono plug will work with scanner, racing electronics, racing radios, racing communications, receiver. Item is for a 21 inch wire length. Also available is a 36 inch length. It is listed under ebay # 181660007934. . MADE IN USA. FEATURES: NO hard outer body. NO helmet pressure issues. Fits low profile. Excellent retention and noise reduction much better than semi-custom fit. Will not pull out with helmet. Wires will not tangle. Comfort and noise reduction is equal to custom plugs. |
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