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Old 12-06-2011, 10:19 AM   #250
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Originally Posted by bjones6416 View Post
I really want separate volume controls for each ear in headphones/earbuds, but I haven't found many that fit the bill. My hearing loss is in one ear only so to get a good listening experience I need to crank it up just in that ear. From what I read in some of the hearing loss forums, I'm certainly not alone, but manufacturers don't tend to make this an option, at least not in affordable earphones.
May I suggest Bose systems? They are expensive but "over the ear" design. It may work for you. They are also noise reduction, so you can actually hear more and better.

I bought a pair just a month ago and was money well spent, in my opinion.
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