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Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 Noise Isolating Earphones

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  • Universal body are 3 individual speakers and an integrated passive crossover circuit board directs low-end frequencies to a dedicated speaker for bass
  • The mid-range frequencies to a speaker for the vocals & the high frequencies to a speaker dedicated for treble
  • changeable ear tips provide -26dB of isolation & passive noise cancellation
  • Frequency - Response 10 to 17,000 Hz; Input Sensitivity - 117dB/mW
  • Impedance - 32 ohms
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Style: TripleFi 10 Earphones
  • Product Dimensions: 6.5 x 2.5 x 5.5 inches ; 7.2 ounces
  • Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S.
  • ASIN: B0019RBJOE
  • Item model number: IF-P7PSA0005-02
  • Average Customer Review: 4.2 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (136 customer reviews)
  • Date first available at Amazon.com: September 14, 2004

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From the Manufacturer

The Choice of 75% of the World's Top Touring Musicians*

The world's top performing artists choose Ultimate Ears custom in-ear monitors for one reason—they are made to deliver the best fit and sound reproduction available. Ultimate Ears represents the culmination of years of experience designing, testing and refining professional in-ear monitors. Ultimate Ears brings this experience to every pair of earphones that they make. The unique sound signature of Ultimate Ears earphones has been tuned to be sonically accurate, yet musically impressive. The earphone designs and ear cushions create a soft, snug seal for long wearing comfort and noise isolation. And Ultimate Ears' sleek, refined designs complement your personal style—instead of overwhelming it.



Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 – Studio-grade earphones with triple armature speakers.

Triple because it directs the low, mid and high frequencies to a separate speaker, a total of three in each ear (that's patented, you know). That means you'll hear every layer of sound, every nuance, every detail. A musician's breathing. Fingers sliding across guitar frets. Yes, you'll hear all that just as if the artist were before you performing it live. It's the sonic equivalent of sitting in the world's best recording studio.






Pro-Audio Sound Quality

Triple Armature Speaker Design with Passive Crossover:
Three individual armature speaker drivers reproduce low, mid and high frequencies for a sonically rich experience. Integrated passive-crossover directs the sound frequencies (low to high) to the appropriate speaker. Audio filters shape the sound for the closest experience to custom personal monitors available.

Immersion Sound Signature:
Exclusive Immersion sound signature is tuned to provide a 3-D sound stage that makes you feel as though you are experiencing the quality, energy and emotion of a live performance.

Noise Isolation:
Armature speaker design allows the earphones to fit naturally and comfortably inside your ear to create a more secure seal to block outside noise by up to 26 dB.

Frequency Range:
Super broad frequency range of 10Hz – 20kHz delivers cleaner, clearer mid and high tones.


Personal Style

Finish:
Gun metal blue earphone color with black cord for a unique and unmistakable appearance. Shapeable cord for a secure custom fit, like professional monitors.


Long Wearing Comfort

Customizable Fit:
Shapeable cord can be worn over the ear for a secure customized fit, like professional monitors.

Comply Foam Ear Cushions:
Comply foam ear cushions provide maximum comfort and noise isolation. Available only on Ultimate Ears premium earphone models.

Soft Silicone Ear Cushions:
Includes small, medium and large silicone ear cushions to comfortably fit all ear sizes.



Convenient Features

Flexible Listening:
Can be worn comfortably down for casual listening situations such as sitting or walking, or can be worn over the ear to keep the earphones securely in place during running or exercising.

Tangle-Resistant Cord:
Durable cord is strong and does not tangle as easily as thinner ear bud cords. Cord length of 46” is specifically designed to prevent earphone fallout.

Pocket-Ready Hard Case:
Crush-proof brushed metallic hard case safely stores your earphones and slips easily into a pocket or bag.



Compatibility

Audio Players*
  • iPod and other MP3 players
  • iPhone and Blackberry (audio only)
  • Home audio
  • Gaming consoles
  • Video/portable DVD players
  • Computers/laptops
    *with 3.5mm jacks

  • What's in the Box

  • Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 earphones
  • Crush-proof metallic hard case
  • Soft, silicone ear cushions (S, M, L)
  • Two sets of Comply foam ear cushions
  • Cleaning tool
  • Extender cable
  • Airline attenuator for hearing protection
  • 1/4 inch adapter jack
  • Instruction manual
  • 1-year limited hardware warranty

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    Model Speaker Design Noise Isolation Comfort Features Compatibility
    TripleFi 10
  • Triple Armature Speaker
  • Full 3D Sound Stage, Closest Experience to Our Custom In-Ear Monitors

  • 26 dB

  • Comply Foam & Silicone Ear Cushions
  • Shapeable Cord for a Secure Custom Fit
  • Audio: iPod, iPhone, & MP3
  • Voice & Audio: (vi Version):
    iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones
  • Ultimate Ears 700


  • Dual Armature Speaker
  • Optimized Frequency Response for More Precise Audio Reproduction & Punchy Bass

  • 26 dB

  • Comply Foam & Tapered Silicone Ear Cushions
  • Micro Design for Long Wearing Comfort
  • Audio: iPod, iPhone & MP3

    SuperFi 5
  • Single Top Fire Armature Speaker
  • Extended High Frequency Response

  • 26 dB

  • Comply Foam & Silicone Ear Cushions
  • Audio: iPod, iPhone, & MP3
  • Voice & Audio: (vi Version):
    iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones
  • SuperFi 4
  • Single Armature Speaker
  • Crisp Full Sound & Improved Noise Isolation

  • 26 dB

  • Comply Foam & Silicone Ear Cushions
  • Audio: iPod, iPhone & MP3

    MetroFi 220
  • Single Titanium Coated Diaphragm Speaker
  • Authentic Sound with Improved Clarity

  • 16 dB

  • Silicone Ear Cushions
  • Audio: iPod, iPhone, & MP3
  • Voice & Audio: (vi Version):
    iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones
  • MetroFi 170


  • Single Diaphragm Speaker
  • Tuned for Authentic Sound Quality

  • 16 dB

  • Silicone Ear Cushions
  • Audio: iPod, iPhone, & MP3
  • Voice & Audio: (vi Version):
    iPhone, Blackberry and other Smart Phones
  • *Pollstar Top 100 Touring Artists.

    Product Description

    Ultimate Ears Cardboard Box Packaging Gunmetal Blue In-ear earphones metallic travel case 1/4" adapter jack attenuator cleaning tool kit kit Extender Cable Housed within the universal body are three individual speakers and an integrated passive crossover circuit board that directs the low-end frequencies to a dedicated speaker for bass the mid-range frequencies to a speaker for the vocals and the high frequencies to a speaker dedicated for treble. The changeable ear tips provide -26dB of isolation and passive noise cancellation

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    64 of 66 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars My ears say YAY, October 28, 2008
    By Steve (Colorado) - See all my reviews
    These Buds come with the full arsenal for a great listening experience. They come with four types of buds, one type a foam kind that fits to your ear perfectly, so they are what I use. And when you put them in, you can't hear anything outside or around you. Airplanes with crying babies are no match; the buds cancel ambient noise by design.

    The main selling point for me was the iPhone compatibility, with the mic and play button. Works great, and the only complain from a realllly picky perspective would be that the button be right below the mic, instead of on the main chord, as the mic and button are separate on the chord. But it makes no difference.

    Another thing I like is the wire that comes out of the bud end. There is a wire about 2 inches long inside the cord that you can bend so when you put them over your ear they stay in place, which is great when I run and move around. They are large, due to the three drivers in each bud, but are worth it. From low to high frequency, they play music back as accurately as possible.

    I record my music in lossless formats on my computer, so playback comes at CD quality. After a couple weeks of listening, this is what I found: Bass is strong. Now I wouldn't use these phones for a DJ or anyone whose only concern is bass, but every low chord or beat comes out as if you were right there playing it yourself. But this is what got me. The best sound quality for these speakers comes in the mid-high to high frequencies. It doesn't matter how high the sound is, be it a trumpet blaring, guitar at high E with cymbal crashes, or a female soprano hitting the highs, the speakers won't crack or fuzz like cheap headphones, and when comparing them to the generic iPhone ones I regretfully was using before, the difference is extremely pleasant and refreshing. This is quite something, since the first thing I listen to is Bass quality, so for the crisp highs to take away my attention from Bass is saying something.

    One last thing for the listening experience that is a great joy to listen to is their reproduction of the sound itself. Some speakers make you feel like you're in the studio, others make you feel like you're listening by the studio, and each headphone is different. This is called sound stage, and the UE's reproduce it very well. Unamped, they can put you there

    The case is great (practical) and I use it all the time, as well as the extender when I need to. For Audiophiles such as me, pictures and specs are on their website at [...]. They show you how to wrap the cord around your ear like i explained earlier, which is nice.

    I have many headphones, including AKG 701's, Sennheiser HD 650's, Sony MDR-F1's, Shure and those V-moda's, among mannnnyyy others. For an earbud, these rank among the top of the list, and I would reccommend them to anyone.
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    106 of 121 people found the following review helpful:
    3.0 out of 5 stars Cable wears out quickly, September 18, 2009
    By whatever (san jose, ca) - See all my reviews
    This review is from: Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 Noise Isolating Earphones (Electronics)
    I use these on my commute- <2 hours a day and treat them gingerly, like the expensive, easily breakable items they are.

    I'm now going on my 2nd pair and 3rd cable set.

    In about 3-4 months you'll notice that one of your channels has lost all or most of its volume.

    Then when you continue to use it, you'll notice that the sound completely cuts out between steps as you're walking.

    Eventually, nothing brings the sound back and you pay $20 for a new cord. Disconnecting and then reconnecting the cable to the buds will not do anything.

    The problem is that the area where the jack transitions to the cord (the strain-releaf) is VERY WEAK and eventually the wire breaks inside. On my next cable (currently awaiting its arrival), I'll use some heat-shrink in that area to try and bolster it, but for $400, why am I engineering a fix?

    I also have a coworker whose first pair broke where the bud meets the shapeable wire that goes over your ears. I'm sure this will eventually happen to me and then I'll no longer buy anything from this company.
    My $100 Shures Shure E2c Sound Isolating Earphones are just about as good, isolate about the same and I can buy 4 of them for the cost of one of these.

    Also- if you want a GOOD seal, you need to get the replacement (or 3rd party) foam tips. The foam tips that came with both of my pairs was not the same, and inferior to, the replacements.
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    41 of 45 people found the following review helpful:
    5.0 out of 5 stars Best earphone i've ever owned, October 6, 2009
    This review is from: Ultimate Ears TripleFi 10 Noise Isolating Earphones (Electronics)

    First, let me mention that i've tried earphones out in the past and found them to be extremely uncomfortable in most cases. The Bose earphones are comfortable, but they don't go very far in your ear. The Shure E3C didn't sound good and they hurt so much they were unusable. After that experience I skipped out on earphones for a long time.

    For the past few years i've been trying and using many different headphones. My favorite of the last year has been the AKG 701. They're huge and really need a good headphone amp. Don't laugh, but my main source of audio is an ipod touch using a headphone amp and Lossless audio. WAV format or Apple Lossless. If it's MP3, it's 320kbps.

    I wanted to downsize my setup a bit for some uses, so I needed something smaller that could work well without a headphone amp.

    Did maybe two days of research and found these and was shocked at how many good reviews on Amazon there was for these (the old listing). That's not very common with earphones it seems. It was a hard decision to go with these over a similar Shure model. The size of these ALMOST made me not get them. Please don't let the size keep you from getting them. It's not a problem. The other Shure model also seemed to have more Bass (according to reviews). That's a negative for me. I don't like any extra bass usually. That's one reason I love the AKG 701's. They have a perfect balance of everything.

    Ok, with that out of the way I bought these and immediately found that even the smallest ear piece was too large and hurt my ears after just a few minutes of use. I'm not really a small person, but I was surprised that the small ear piece was a tight fit. Sony earbuds come with a small sized one that would work perfect, but I didn't want to risk it.

    I tried the (old, not Comply) foam piece and it was defective! The foam was not glued on properly to the plastic insert. Imagine if I did not notice this! I'd be prying that thing out with tweezers perhaps. UPDATE: Ultimate Ears now includes Comply Foam inserts. Those things are the best! ZERO pain at all EVER. Not once in a year. Previously they were a separate purchase.

    Be sure that when you use these to make sure the wire goes on TOP and back around the ear! It's a bit different than other earphones. They have a video on their website of how to insert them properly. It actually helps! Bring them from back behind the ear FIRST.

    The nice thing about these is that they feel like an earbud with the ear clip. The wire that goes above and around your ear is really stiff and kind of keeps the earbuds in your ear.

    I'm not good at describing the sound, but with earphones or headphones it's best to pick something that sounds good to YOU. Many times i've picked up headphones based on suggestions and they just didn't have my preferred sound. They either had too much bass or were too bright or had too much coloration. To me the sound from these just sounds perfect. Not to sound corny, but the sound is pleasing to the ears and there's not too much of anything at all. Perfect everything. To me, the sound is almost similar to that of the AKG 701, which is probably around the same price. With these those you really feel like your right there in the studio. I can't say that about any other headphone/earphone. Not even Grado stuff.

    If your wondering what else i've tried before getting these. I've owned Sennheiser HD-555's, 580s and 650's. Beyerdynamic DT-990s, Grado SR-60, Grado 325i, AKG 701 and lots of other's.

    For portable use SR-60's are good for some types of music, but I don't like the design, although it was my preferred headphone for portable players maybe.

    AKG 701 was without a doubt my favorite headphone. Some may not like them, but it's my preferred type of sound. Second favorite were the Beyers of course.

    Purchased the Grado 325i two months before the Ultimate Ears and thought they were good on some music, but terrible on others. They stress my ears out too much and I can't wear them for more than an hour. I think there can be such a thing as too much detail!

    So now these are my new current main earphone/headphone. Believe it or not they can be used on an Ipod or Sansa View without a headphone amp. Of course they will sound better with an amp, but it's not always needed. Thanks to these new earphones i've now converted some of my old CDs that were ripped to mp3 back to WAV or Lossless.

    Is the price too high? I don't think so at all. Never once felt like they were too expensive after using them for a week. I've compared them to many other headphones/earphones and they sound just as good as any other similar priced model.

    Had the foam insert defect and that isn't enough to knock off a point. I've used these since July of 2008 and the build quality has been perfect. Only a month ago did I realize that the cable is user replaceable. I did not even realize this until I pulled it apart myself and plugged it back in. I seriously think if these ever die, i'll just replace them with the exact same thing. I like them that much. All music sounds good with these, but i'd like to try a similar Shure model just to compare them. On my new Ipod Touch they sound fine without a headphone amp. Using an amp makes them sound ever better, but it's not needed. Just a note, if you use a headphone amp with these, don't use rechargeable batteries. It degrades the sound quality. No lie!

    I'm sorry, but as much as i'd like to come up with some more negatives, I can't. These are very good! Best i've tried yet. After hearing these I doubt i'll ever go back to regular headphones.
    UPDATE: After a year i've now finally come up with one extremely minor negative. They are a somewhat big. Maybe in a few years UE can do a redesign and find a way to make them smaller. It's not a big deal.
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