Samsung Level U Wireless Headphone

I love this headphone, It's bring me to another level of music !!!

This is my first bone conducting headphone purchase. The AfterShokz OpenMove Wireless Bone Conducting Headphone is light weight and actually stays in place while I exercise. My initial concern was that it might give me a headache from nesting against my ear but it turns out I often forget that I have them on me. The noise canceling feature during phone calls work very well plus the sound quality is great for what I'm using it for. I'm happy with my purchase.

I use this headphone holder for wireless headphones as well as using it to keep a phone charge cable near.

1) regarding the headphone: it is of high quality & very suitable to me as a licensed HAM radio operator. It working very well with my ICOM7100 transceiver. It is exactly what I need, only headphone without mic ..... 2) regarding ZOOM H1n: it is beyond my expectation ! I searched for about 5 years for hand held audio recorder that support both LINE LEVEL OUTPUT & INPUT to use it with my Tecsun H-501x radio which is a meltimedia player also, & has Line Out & Line In ports, but has no built-in recorder. ZOOM H1n is doing exactly what I need. The ZOOM H1n has automatic record level option. Just activate this option & wait only for 1 or 2 seconds after connecting between Line Out of external device & Line In of ZOOM H1n & last will adjust level input so that your recording will never be distorted ! I tried this setting even without activating limiter & every thing was very okay. This option explained well in user manual. But, big surprising (a very happy surprising) that NOT documented in user manual is that the ZOOM H1n will AUTOMATICALLY adjust it's output level when you connected it's Line Out port to In port of external device so that ZOOM H1n audio out will be match other device (will be at Line Out level if you connect it to Line In port, & will be at Mic level in if you connect it to Mic in port & will be at suitable level with headphone if you connect it to headphone so that sound will never be low [Line in], nor being distorted [Mic In] due to being high, nor injurious to your head [headphone])! Really I was lucky when ordered this kit ! Thank you BH Photo & Video for the cute deal that you offered !

The Pearstone HBOX-4000 headphone amplifier is an excellent choice for home recording, where it is useful for multiple people to monitor the signal from a digital audio workstation. In my case, I'm using a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 interface, which provides one direct-monitor headphone output. The level of the Scarlett's output is too low to be useful. The Pearstone allows me to both split the signal into my headphones and the performer's, as well as raise the level so that it matches the tracks being monitored from the software. In all, this is a very inexpensive solution to a vexing problem. Considering the price, quality, and usefulness of this headphone amp, it is really a no brainer to pick one up, if you're looking to improve the performance and convenience of your home recording workstation.

I really like this headphone stand. It sits level, is solid, and holds two of my stereo headphones. I will be purchasing another one soon. Actually, when you place a headphone on the stand it gives it character. I recommend it due to its quality and low price.

I bought it as my first audio interface. I wanted to use it for headphone playback of music in day-to-day use, while also helping me input my voice for on-line business meetings in the work-from-home situation. With my SONY MDR-1AM2 headphone connected to the headphone jack, the sound playback with MOTU M4 sounds as good as TOPPING DX7 Pro DAC and headphone amp I use in my livingroom. The sound level indicator adds a visual accent to my desktop environment. I've also hooked up a cheap Chinese headworn microphone that requires line-level phantom power with the help of additional RODE VXLR+ to convert 48V on MOTU M4's XLR port to 5V. I've never recorded my voice sounding better, and it's easy to use for a novice like me. The input/monitor mix control on M4 is a very nice touch too.

I use this amp with the headphone output of an audio console. It did not have enough gain to get sufficient volume to hear over the live environment. With this amp, I can easily get enough volume to hear my record mix, as well any solo from the board I need. It can drive my headphones to their distortion level, so I know I can get the max volume, when I need it, from my monitoring headphones. I plugged it in, set the level, and effectively forgot about it, which is exactly what I wanted.

I use the LN2MIC-ZMGHN-MON Sescom cable for my Lumix GH2 and Zoom H4n set up. Works wonderfully. I get the Zoom's audio recorded into the video file on the GH2. Also have a back up as the audio is being recorded on the Zoom H4n at the same time. I can sync that audio in post if need be as the waveforms of the movie audio and Zoom's audio are almost identical. (No clap board needed) The cable does what it says. Lowers the output level of the Zoom's headphone/line out (-25db's) to a safe line level as the signal goes into the GH2's mic input. AND I don't loose my Zoom's headphone monitoring jack via the split cable design. *NOTE* The volume level for headphone out is a factor. I keep mine at 50 to 60 but no more as the unwanted room noise becomes more of an issue as you up the volume on the Zoom's headphone/line out. So the only down side, depending on the situation, is headphone monitoring volume can be more faint than I would prefer. All said and done, the above comment is a small price to pay for what this cable allows you to do. Great product. Very well built. Worth the price.

I ordered this amplifier to amplify my Sony LCD TV that had no headphone jack. Using the low level audio out RCA jacks the Pyle PTA2 works wonderfully to allow me to use just headphones. Being hearing impaired it certainly saved the day. It is always nice to buy from B&H Photo.......Haven't found any cons with the amplifier so far.