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Fri, 27 Nov 2009 Scosche launches IDR650m earphones for iPod, iPhone

Increased Dynamic Range earphones with tapLINE control technology

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iPod and iPhone accessories manufacturer Scosche has launched the IDR650m earphones suitable for iPhone and iPod touch.

Reportedly designed by audio enthusiasts for audio enthusiasts, the audiophile-grade IDR650m earphones are compatible with the iPhone 3GS, iPod shuffle (Gen 3), iPod touch (Gen 2), iPod nano (Gen 4), iPod classic (120 GB) and any Macs purchased after Oct 2008.

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The single and dual flanged silicone inserts promise unparalleled noise isolation and comfort and come in a choice of small, medium and large sizes.

According to Scosche, the IDR650m earphones accurately reproduce highs, smooth mids and powerful bass for all music genres.

They also come with Scosche’s tapLINE control technology, which enables users to easily play, pause, adjust volume and skip tracks from the tapLINE control surface conveniently located on the cord.

The Scosche IDR650m earphones are priced at £59.95 and are available now from Apple retail stores and online stores including www.stormfront.co.uk.

Founded in 1980, Scosche is still 100 per cent family owned and operated.

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