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Denon AH-C351

$50.00 Released February, 2008

The Pros:Silicon earcups effectively block out noise and contribute to isolation of channels. Plastic extension out of ear protects cable from pulling, allows easy access to put in and take out. Good overall sound quality for this price, clear bass and mid frequencies.

The Cons:Build quality is somewhat shoddy, rubber components degrade quickly, Denon badges fall off easily. Cord design seems too short for use with portable players. Asymmetric cabling design is odd and tends to get in the way more than make moving around convenient.

The Denon AH-C351 is a pair of inexpensive earphones designed for consumers seeking an affordable upgrade from the poor-quality earphones typically supplied with portable music players. It features large 9mm driver units along with Denon's exclusive Acoustic Optimizer technology, which works to balance sound pressure from both sides of the diapraghm.

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Plus, the AH-C351 also boasts a high efficiency design engineered to ensure a longer portable player battery life. Additional features of this earphone model include three different ear pads (S/M/L), tangle-resistant cables with Oxygen Free copper wiring (less noise), and a convenient carrying pouch. The Denon AH-C351 retails for $49.99 and comes with a 1 year limited warranty.

Features

Inexpensive Earphones
Acoustic Optimizer
High-Efficiency
Custom Fit Pads
Tangle-Resistant Cables
1 Year Limited Warranty

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Pros

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Silicon earcups effectively block out noise and contribute to isolation of channels
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Plastic extension out of ear protects cable from pulling, allows easy access to put in and take out
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Good overall sound quality for this price, clear bass and mid frequencies

Cons

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Build quality is somewhat shoddy, rubber components degrade quickly, Denon badges fall off easily
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Cord design seems too short for use with portable players
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Asymmetric cabling design is odd and tends to get in the way more than make moving around convenient
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Cable extension is too long and makes up the bulk of the cable; without it they are essentially unusable
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Cord texture sticks to clothing and tends to pull earbuds out of ears