Hi macdef,
> The 888LP and 888SP are exactly the same except that the SP has a shorter
> cord. They are "earbuds" that sit in the outer ear.
>
> The EX70SL are the "short cord" version of the EX70. They are canal-phones,
> meaning they actually sit down in (and block) your ear canal.
All right.
> Another thing to consider about the EX70s is that they are quite microphonic
> (a drawback of all canal-phones) -- since they couple to the sides of your
> ear canals, any scraping or rubbing of the cables will be transferred
> directly to your ears. In addition, you'll find that your footsteps are
> often amplified as well. For this reason canal-phones are generally a bad
> idea for exercise, especially exercise like running.
This would be an enormous drawback for the use I plan to give them.
> If you like your SportaPros, I would *enthusiastically* recommend you try
> out the Koss KSC-35s. They are cheaper than both the EX70s and the 888s, and
> sound significantly better than both, but are lightweight and very
> comfortable. They are really the ultimate exercise headphone. If you want a
> pair, you should get them quickly since Koss has replaced them with the
> KSC-50, which are heavier, bigger, fall off easily, and don't sound quite as
> good.
I like the Sporta Pro, but I feel they are too big, heavy, and maybe with
too much bass. Also, when running they fall easily.
That's why I'm trying to find something lighter, smaller, and which do not
fall when running.
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Best regards,
Javier Marcet mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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