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<blockquote data-quote="Radiating Gnome" data-source="post: 6184496" data-attributes="member: 150">Okay, I've got it.&nbsp; I find myself wishing I were a skinny guy, instead of a fat SOB. The headset doesn't quite fit around my neck outside my collar, so I have to wear it next to my skin, and I find that distracting and uncomfortable.&nbsp; Then, there's the actual headphones.&nbsp; I'm probably some sort of freak, but I've always found that the variety of in-ear headphones that use the tiny sound head and the interchangable silicone cups -- they sound is disappointing to me -- not enough base. I don't expect full range of sound, but I have always felt like the basic iphone headphones (now with the new in-ear shape) have better sound.&nbsp; Still, it's a cool device, and I like the idea of it, even if this variety isn't quite the mindblowing experience I wanted it to be.&nbsp; Mostly because I'm a fat SOB. -rg</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Radiating Gnome, post: 6184496, member: 150"] Okay, I've got it. I find myself wishing I were a skinny guy, instead of a fat SOB. The headset doesn't quite fit around my neck outside my collar, so I have to wear it next to my skin, and I find that distracting and uncomfortable. Then, there's the actual headphones. I'm probably some sort of freak, but I've always found that the variety of in-ear headphones that use the tiny sound head and the interchangable silicone cups -- they sound is disappointing to me -- not enough base. I don't expect full range of sound, but I have always felt like the basic iphone headphones (now with the new in-ear shape) have better sound. Still, it's a cool device, and I like the idea of it, even if this variety isn't quite the mindblowing experience I wanted it to be. Mostly because I'm a fat SOB. -rg [/QUOTE]

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