the t.bone EP 2

Unfortunately these headphones are the dreaded "one wire is 4 times the length of the other" ones. Not sure if theres an actual name for this but having to loop one of them round your neck feels just horrible. Also if something pulls on the cable then all the force goes into one earbud. Whoever invented this system needs to be found, and tortured. I want it banned worldwide.

I know why there isn't a picture of these with the cable fully unwound, becasuse nobody would buy them.

Other than that extreme annoyance, these sound decent to me. The bass is pushed a little too much and the highs lack clarity but at least they were cheap. If you can figure out a comfortable way to have a cable pulling on the back of your neck all night then you might enjoy them.

EDIT: Just tried using them as headphones for my phone and they are as stupid looking and feeling as all these types of cables are.

These are definitely a budget in ear monitor in both price and performance. I wasn't expecting a lot from them, but other t.bone gear delivers really well so I was hopeful they'd be usable in an emergency.

As a bass player, these weren't great for me at all as I just couldn't get a good seal in my ear canal which is essential to maintain the bottom end. The silicon tips weren't a good fit and even when in place, don't provide much in the way of isolation or noise-cancelling.

Our singer has used them once or twice and they're okay if all you need is to hear your voice a bit more clearly and at a slightly lower volume.

If you're a singer on a tight budget then these could work for you, but I would recommend spending as much of your IEM budget as you can on quality phones as the difference between these budget ones and, for example, Shure SCL-3, is vast.

Bought these for the purpose of general listening. Just needed some low priced headphones untill I can buy a better pair. I've had a positive experience with other products from t-bone (microphones) and thought that these headphones might be quite good compared to others in the price range.

The build quality seems alright, the earpeaces fit well enough, and the pouch is pretty neat as well.

My main problem with this product is that the frequency response on these is terrible for recreational listening, because the low end is super exagerated and in return, the audio sounds super muddy and is just lacking clarity.

I'll have to admit that I have not owned earphones marketed as in-ear monitors, and I can see how the boosted bass can be (and most probably is) a positive thing in order to hear the bass when you're on stage and everything is super loud.

For general listening - I would consider something else, unless you think that more bass equals better earphones.

While not the best, with my small ears doesn't fit in as well but it's great for what it is. The sound could be a bit better in my opinion but hey! Look at what your paying for it and stop complaining!

I used this in a live situation for a venue of around I dunno 1000 people and I used it with a behringer x32 in-ear setup. And I have to say it did it's job. If my ears weren't as small I would of been able to hear a bit better since the sound is really quite decent. Unless you make tons of money gigging around I wouldn't invest in something more expensive when this does the job just well.

Other band members bought other brands and they kept complaining about stuff(likes high's and low's) but I had no issues what so ever so t.Bone for the win! I would consider upgrading to one of the more expensive models if given the opportunity.

Recommend it!