April 10th, 2008 by ketyung
Overall, I’m pretty satisfied with the sound quality produced by today’s MP3s. But you’re one who is still pretty unsatisfied with the sound quality of MP3 that plays on your iPod/MP3 player or computers, and you wish that it could play with better sound, then here is a hardware solution, by using the Clari-Fi headphone adapter, which needn’t you to use complex software to edit the audio file.
The Clari-Fi Headphone Adapter is just an adapter that shall sit in between the MP3 player and your headphone. At one end it has the standard male headphone jack that shall go into your MP3 player’s headphone jack. And the other end is the female headphone jack that is ready for your headphone to connect to it.
The adapter is claimed to be able to effectively clean up some noises or artifacts and leaving you with much clearer and natural sound, which is less likely to damage your ears. Within the device is a small circuitry that draws power from the headphone jack and does the removal of the noises that mixed with your MP3. The company claims the small circuitry is a proprietary semiconductor technology that took them three years to develop. And this little circuitry allows for real-time compression of digital audio, removing harmful digital artifacts and ’spikey-ness,’ while retaining the music’s original acoustic tonal quality, and improving its clarity and richness.
As I’ve mentioned if today’s MP3 quality is too far out of your expectation and if this little adapter works, then it’d be a straightforward solution that you’ll need to get better quality of sound from your MP3 player, which is also good for your ears.
The Clari-Fi comes with two versions which one is specially made for listening to music and the other is for podcasts. The Clafi-Fi Music carries a price tag of $60, whereas the podcast-version sells for $50 only.
via [OhGizmo]
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