Sam Tellig's "ears"

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Submitted by liszt37 on

Many issues back in Stereophile, Sam Tellig talked about a device he wore over his ears which gave greater focus to the sound and increased his listening enjoyment. I cannot find the reference and wish to know what was the name of the product he liked so much and if possible, where to purchase it. I make this request due to the decline in my high frequency hearing ability. When I cup my hands over my ears, I hear better (also while watching tv) and I believe this audio device would be of benefit for me.

DUP is coming back in a few days or so...

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Submitted by Lamont Sanford on

You Anti-DUP pukes better get your sh*t wired tight because DUP has joined The Jets in your absence....

http://www.reelclassics.com/Audio_Video/Music7q/clips/westside_jetsong_clip.mp3

And for you bleeding heart liberals out there that think the 1st Amendment only applies to your side of the street....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QS7wWzwak4

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