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June 05, 2008Ultimate Ears to launch volume-limiting headphones
According to a new press release, Ultimate Ears will release a set of volume-limiting headphones, called LoudEnough. These cryptically-named headphones have internal components that can dampen sound pressure level by up to 20 decibels. They claim it should sound as the headphones are outputting about 1/4 the volume they normally do. These headphones also feature sleeves/ear tips/rubbery bits that are made to fit the smaller ears of children. Honestly, we just think the kids will complain their new headphones sound like they're playing at 1/4 volume.
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