customize your earphones with kotori
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Considering the proliferation of iPods amongst…well, pretty much everyone, I’m surprised that no one has tapped into the customized earphones market. Based out of Tokyo and launched in 2009, Kotori claims to be the only company in the world to offer such a service. For just 3,600 yen the user-friendly interface guides you through the process of color-customizing up to 10 components to create your very own unique set of earphones. They also let you choose from a bunch of themes or, if you are lazy like me, hit the crazy shuffle button for randomized action.
Concerned about compromising sound quality? Don’t be. Kotori is a service launched by Fostex, the Japanese manufacturer of audio equipment, who is single-handedly responsible for the ubiquitous white iPod earphones.
(thanks seki riu!)
4 comments
This is for me. I have the hardest time finding an earphone that both suits my purposes and actually fits me ear. Leads me to wonder if my ears are of an odd shape, or whether most earphones are just poorly designed.
This is for me. I have the hardest time finding an earphone that both suits my purposes and actually fits me ear. Leads me to wonder if my ears are of an odd shape, or whether most earphones are just poorly designed.
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6 words I CANT READ THE DAMN THING. Put it in english dumb shit