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New ComplyFoam.com Helps Consumers Amplify Sound, Comfort, Fit and Performance of Earphones
Intuitive selection process makes it easy for consumers to find and purchase compatible Comply(TM) Foam Tips for their earphones
OAKDALE, Minn.,May 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The makers of the patented Comply(TM) Foam Tips and Whoomp! (TM) Earbud Enhancers have amplified consumers' ability to upgrade their earphone experience with its redesigned website - http://www.ComplyFoam.com.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110523/CG07585)
Designed with the consumer experience in mind - whether accessed on a computer, iPad or iPhone - Hearing Components' new website provides users with a comprehensive and intuitive interface for finding and purchasing the Comply Foam Tips that fit their earphones and listening preferences.
More than just providing a list of compatible earbud brands and models, the website uses product images to guide consumers in identifying their current headphones and the proper replacement tips. The only universal replacement earbuds on the market, Comply(TM) Foam Tips are the ultimate earphone upgrade for more than 100 popular earphone brands including Skullcandy(TM), Monster®, Sennheiser(TM), Sony® and JVC®. Made with high-tech, viscoelastic polyurethane foam, Comply Foam Tips conform to the dynamic shape of the ear canal, providing a perfect super comfortable in-ear fit while sealing out unwanted ambient sound and funneling pure sound directly into the ear for total immersion.
"If there is one thing more frustrating than using ill-fitting and uncomfortable earbuds, it's not being able to find a solution to your earbud problem," said Steve Thompson, senior director, sales and marketing at Hearing Components. "The new ComplyFoam.com website is responsive and interactive. But above all else, it's dynamic. We'll be adding content, conversations and compatibility updates on a daily basis."
Not only can earphone users find what they want fast, website visitors can join in the user-generated conversations. Developed by Go East Design, the engaging and interactive website invites visitors and Comply(TM) Foam users to connect and participate in discussions about music, share content and comments as well as register for contests and prize drawings.
About Hearing Components
Comply(TM) Foam Tips, Comply(TM) Canal Tips, Noise Reduction Earphones, and Whoomp!(TM) Earbud Enhancers are manufactured and sold by Hearing Components, a 3M spin-off founded in 1990 by Dr. Robert Oliveira. The patented technology was developed through several grants by the National Institutes of Health to improve and protect hearing. In addition to applications in security and safety, the technology is currently used in military communications, industrial high-noise environments, consumer electronics, hearing aids and in commercial aviation. Hearing Components is located in the Twin Cities suburb of Oakdale, Minnesota. For more information visit http://www.ComplyFoam.com.
SOURCE Hearing Components
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Hearing Components
CONTACT: Jeff Koontz of Hearing Components, +1-651-797-7327, jkoontz@hearingcomponents.com; or Eva Keiser of The Plural I Communications, +1-612-940-4254, eva@theplurali.com, for Hearing Components
Web Site: http://www.hearingcomponents.com
New ComplyFoam.com Helps Consumers Amplify Sound, Comfort, Fit and Performance of Earphones
Intuitive selection process makes it easy for consumers to find and purchase compatible Comply(TM) Foam Tips for their earphones
OAKDALE, Minn.,May 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- The makers of the patented Comply(TM) Foam Tips and Whoomp! (TM) Earbud Enhancers have amplified consumers' ability to upgrade their earphone experience with its redesigned website - http://www.ComplyFoam.com.
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110523/CG07585)
Designed with the consumer experience in mind - whether accessed on a computer, iPad or iPhone - Hearing Components' new website provides users with a comprehensive and intuitive interface for finding and purchasing the Comply Foam Tips that fit their earphones and listening preferences.
More than just providing a list of compatible earbud brands and models, the website uses product images to guide consumers in identifying their current headphones and the proper replacement tips. The only universal replacement earbuds on the market, Comply(TM) Foam Tips are the ultimate earphone upgrade for more than 100 popular earphone brands including Skullcandy(TM), Monster®, Sennheiser(TM), Sony® and JVC®. Made with high-tech, viscoelastic polyurethane foam, Comply Foam Tips conform to the dynamic shape of the ear canal, providing a perfect super comfortable in-ear fit while sealing out unwanted ambient sound and funneling pure sound directly into the ear for total immersion.
"If there is one thing more frustrating than using ill-fitting and uncomfortable earbuds, it's not being able to find a solution to your earbud problem," said Steve Thompson, senior director, sales and marketing at Hearing Components. "The new ComplyFoam.com website is responsive and interactive. But above all else, it's dynamic. We'll be adding content, conversations and compatibility updates on a daily basis."
Not only can earphone users find what they want fast, website visitors can join in the user-generated conversations. Developed by Go East Design, the engaging and interactive website invites visitors and Comply(TM) Foam users to connect and participate in discussions about music, share content and comments as well as register for contests and prize drawings.
About Hearing Components
Comply(TM) Foam Tips, Comply(TM) Canal Tips, Noise Reduction Earphones, and Whoomp!(TM) Earbud Enhancers are manufactured and sold by Hearing Components, a 3M spin-off founded in 1990 by Dr. Robert Oliveira. The patented technology was developed through several grants by the National Institutes of Health to improve and protect hearing. In addition to applications in security and safety, the technology is currently used in military communications, industrial high-noise environments, consumer electronics, hearing aids and in commercial aviation. Hearing Components is located in the Twin Cities suburb of Oakdale, Minnesota. For more information visit http://www.ComplyFoam.com.
SOURCE Hearing Components
Photo:http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20110523/CG07585
http://photoarchive.ap.org/
Hearing Components
CONTACT: Jeff Koontz of Hearing Components, +1-651-797-7327, jkoontz@hearingcomponents.com; or Eva Keiser of The Plural I Communications, +1-612-940-4254, eva@theplurali.com, for Hearing Components
Web Site: http://www.hearingcomponents.com