Creative EP-630s

Yeh so I haven't been bloggin for a while. I apologize. kinda been no mood for bloggin i guess. but since August has bugged me, here is the newest post! wowz!!! haha... k lame.

I recently purchased a crazy mad item off the shelf that day. After doing a bit of research and coming to no final decision, i just decided to pick up the ones i thot of buying first... Went down to Marina South and grabbed a $69 Creative EP-630 earphones. yeh, it's pricey.. but trust me, unless you've tried in-ear earphones, you dunno what music is about... :) haha it's a really cool sensation to really hear the music in your head and not in your ears... let me try to describe it.. but first, here's a pic of the smashing earphones i spent so much on.



First of all, the silicon rubber will make sure that no outside noise goes in. that means once you put these pair of babies in your ears, you practically can't hear much of the outside. that means you prob won't hear the horn of the speeding car hurtling towards you as you enjoy a bit of heaven across the road. :) but hey, look at it this way, you'll die a happy man.. and you wouldn't know wad hit ya.
haha.. but apart from that, i think it really brings listening to music to a whole new level. you hear things you've never heard before... the bass is increased... always find myself tappin my foot to the bass much much more. and me being a drum obsession guy, that just rocks my socks off. The little things of the song ya never really noticed becomes super obvious and the quality is jus so much sharper. it's like... huh? there was this harmonizing part meh? or like... oh that adlib was super cool, why never hear b4 leh? haha

yeh so overall, i love my new earphones. only one problem with it... when the wire hits my body [i.e. walking] you can hear a tap in the earphones... it gets to you a bit at the start and i realized i was holding the wire against my chest quite a bit to make it stop swinging into my chest... but after a while, you slowly get used to it and trust me, there's so much more things to concetrate on when listening to music that the constant [thump thump thump] becomes a small thing. I only "re-notice" it when the music changes tracks and there's no music filling my cerebral core.

yup. so i'm real glad with my buy... jus hope it doesn't get underused coz of dumb ol' NS. :)
the only regret i have with these are that i didn't buy them earlier. :)