JVC gives HP-FX500 earbuds the classy wooden touch

December 26th, 2007 | Category: Gadget News

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So you like wooden headphones, and you’re down with JVC’s offerings, but you don’t have a thousand bucks to spend on the company’s swanky HP-DX1000 over-the-ear cans. Before, you might have had a problem. However thanks to the new HP-FX500s earbuds, you can proudly sport the dead tree look and have your Victor sound for only ¥15,000

($131). These buds tout a sensitivity of 100dB/1mW and frequency response of 8Hz to 25kHz and , which is not quite as good as their bulkier big brother, but what can you expect for around ten percent of the price, right?

 

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