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Single Mono Earbud - Single Mono Earpiece - For Monaural Audio Products
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Single Mono Earbud Earphone - Part No. M-102
- Single Mono Earbud is Reasonably Priced and Discounted When Buying in Large Quantities
- This Single Mono Earbud Style Earphone is Compatible with PocketTalkerTM, NADY and many Assistive Listening Devices used by People who are Hard of Hearing and Require the Use of Hearing Assistance Products
- The Rubber Tip Conforms to All Shapes of Ears, and the Earbud is Very Comfortable to Wear for Long Periods
- Rubber Tip Helps to Block Out Background Noise, Providing Superb Comfort and Audio Clarity
- High Power Neodymium Magnet Design Produces Excellent Quality Audio
- Quality Construction - Made to Last and Economical to Replace
- Earbuds are Sold in Individually Packaged Plastic Bags
- Silicone Rubber Eartips May be Purchased in Large Quantities Allowing Earbuds to be Shared by Many Different Users in a Clean and Hygienic Manner
- Rubber Eartips may bepurchased from Scan Sound, Inc.
- 3.5mm (1/8-inch) Plug Fits Most Audio Devices, Such as Cassette Players, Portable TV's, AM/FM Radios,
- 6-foot Cord with Two Conductor Mono Sub-Miniature 1/8-inch (3.5mm) Plug
- Great for Church Listening Systems, Hearing Assistance Devices, Student Testing, Security and Surveilance Listening Devices, Hospital Televisions, Cassette Recorders and Dictation Recorders
| Price (plus shipping & handling) |
M-102 |
| Single-Mono Earbud Headphone |
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2 to 49 |
$3.95 each |
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50 to 99 |
$3.65 each |
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100 to 199 |
$3.45 each |
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200 or More |
$3.25 each |
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Are You Searching For a Single Earbud for your iPod?- Check Out our 1-BUD
The 1-BUD Single Stereo Earbud will mix the Stereo Channels together into one earphone. It will also work with both MONO and STEREO audio devices. The 1-BUD is great for those who can hear out of only one ear.
What's the Difference Between Mono and Stereo?
- The most obvious difference can be seen when looking at the silver tip of the connector
- Stereo Plugs have three conductors (two silver rings, two black insulators and a silver tip) on the connector, and
Mono Plugs have only two conductors (one silver ring, one black insulator and a silver tip)
- If you plug a Stereo Headphone into a Mono Jack, you will only hear sound coming from one ear
- If you plug a Mono Headphone into a Stereo Jack, you may hear audio in both ears, but you are shorting one of the stereo signals to ground and could damage the device you are listening to
- Stereo Headphones Have a Left Channel and a Right Channel of With Different Audio to Each Ear
- Mono Headphones have identical audio going to both ears
- Stereo Audio gives a feeling of multi-dimensional sound that surrounds you
- Stereo sounds like you you are right in the middle of the band or orchestra
- Most MP3 Players, DVD Players and Computers use Stereo Sound
- Many portable electronic devices with a single speaker use Mono sound (i.e. portable TV)
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