Comply™ Foam Tips Enhance Earphone Experiences with Improved Comfort and Sound Quality at CES 2011

OAKDALE, Minn., Jan. 5, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Nationally recognized by The New York Times' Gadgetwise blog as a way to improve earphone sound and comfort, Comply™ Foam Tips from Hearing Components transform listening experiences from ordinary to extraordinary at CES 2011. Credentialed media attending CES 2011 are invited to hear and feel the difference for themselves with a sample of Comply Foam Tips by connecting with Hearing Components at the show (Lower South Hall – MP25757).

A premium earphone upgrade, Comply Foam Tips improve comfort, enhance audio performance, reduce ambient noise and provide a secure, stay-in-ear fit for existing earphones. The only universal replacement earbuds on the market, Comply Foam Tips are compatible with hundreds of well-known earphone brands, including Apple®, FutureSonics™, JVC®, Memorex™, Monster®, Panasonic®, Philips®, Skullcandy™, Sony® and Zune®.

"From dedicated audiophiles to the guy who listens to his iPod at the gym, consumers are looking for ways to improve their music experiences – be it better sound, fit or noise isolation," says Steve Thompson, director of sales and marketing for Hearing Components. "Comply Foam Tips are an affordable upgrade that deliver richer sound, punch up bass, and provide a secure yet comfortable fit."

Available in three versions – S-Series, T-Series and Tx-Series – Comply Foam Tips are made from unique breathable foam activated by body heat that becomes ultra soft, reducing irritation and fatigue. By expanding to fill the ear canal completely, retention is dramatically increased, providing a secure in-ear fit and creating an optimal seal that blocks noise while funneling pure sound into the ear for total immersion.

Credentialed media can visit Hearing Components at CES 2011 for a sample of Comply Foam Tips (Lower South Hall – MP25757), or visit www.complyfoam.com to learn more.

About Hearing Components

Comply^™ Foam Tips, Noise Reduction Earphones, and Whoomp!^™ 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. Hearing Components is located in the Twin Cities suburb of Oakdale, Minnesota. For more information visit www.complyfoam.com

SOURCE Hearing Components

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