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Amplivox Audiocups
Tuesday December 4th, 2007What the heck are Amplivox Audiocups? Well now pop a squat, son—It's story time. Last Friday I went to UC Davis' Bargain Barn and bought a pair of amazing retro headphones for $3. They had some odd foreign connector at the end, so I gnabbed a $1 pair of earbuds with a working 1/8" jack that I could transplant. As a side note they used a connector called a DIN connector, which happens to be the granddaddy of mini-DIN, more commonly known as S-Video. It explains why the store clerk tried to plug the headphones into the back of a few old television sets when I asked her if she knew where I could find something to connect this to.
So yesterday I borrowed some tools and soldered together the most amazing pair of audio producing cups in existence. These things orignally were used for medical listening tests, which is why they pretty much prevent all audio from passing outside. I can't tell what's going on outside, and even at the loudest volume (which is amazingly loud, actually) people around me can't tell what's going on inside. And that, my friends, is the story of the Amplivox Audiocups. Now go play with rocks or something...whatever you kids do these days. Happy Hanukkah, too.
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