Electronic Toys
Panasonic RP-HT21 Lightweight Headphones with XBS Port [C] [D] [-]
(Electronics) Panasonic
Release date: 2000-03-29
Lightweight, open-air design headphones weigh just 1.2 oz. without cable
Large-diameter driver units 30mm (1-3/16")
Frequency response: 16 Hz - 22 kHz
XBS port for increased bass response and neodymium magnets for full-range sound
Wide headband and foam-cushioned earphones for added listening comfort
Price:
$5.95
$0.96
Customer Reviews:
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Best Bang For Your Buck
If you want value for your money, if you lose your headphones too often, if you wear out the cord, or plug on your headphones, these are the ones to get. I have a couple of MP3 players I use at work daily and with them I wear my headphones constantly. I either lose or wear them out whether they... -
Best in class
These are the best portable headphones in this price range. Good bass and smooth, natural sound. In fact they would probably still be the best bang for the buck at three times the price. If you can afford more, consider the Sennheiser PX100 for about 40-50 dollars. But if you're on a budget or...
I saw a commercial for this new toy that has two kids singing into microphones and the kids can see themselves on the TV. What is it called?
Price:
$18.99
$9.98
One size fits all - easily adjusts to fit any size head
Extra foam cushioning for superior comfort
Auto Shut-Off saves battery
Touch On/Off Switch and Volume Control conveniently located on side of headphone
Foldable Earcup design
I bought the kids Sing It (HSM) for xmas. We plugged in the microphone but as they are singing we cant hear their voice through the tv. Are we supposed to be able to hear them sing?
I bought the kids Sing It (HSM) for xmas. We plugged in the...
Take it back and get it exchanged.
Price:
$69.99
$39.87
Auto voice control; balance and echo controls; built-in speakers; AC/DC power
Disco Light Effect
2 microphone jacks with separate volume controls-great for singing duets
Includes wired microphone and sampler disc
Portable CDG karaoke system with disco lights and vertical loading CD compartment
Two-fifths of 'Kids in the Hall' coming to the Punchline August 11-13
Sketch comics “Kids in the Hall” had a biting, quirky sensibility, with a fervent but not-quite-mainstream following in the early 1990s while airing on HBO and CBS. (You can watch dozens of clips on YouTube .) The quintet has since gone on reunion tours over the years, most recently 2008, when they came to Atlanta at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre where they did all new material for the first time.
This year, two members Kevin McDonald and Scott Thompson decided to go out on their own in smaller comedy clubs and do stand-up. This is the first time the two have toured together in combo.
I spoke with Thompson for a half hour last week the day after their very first show in Irvine, Calif., part of a three-month stint.
“It went pretty well,” Thompson said by phone from California. “Our crowd did show up. That was good. There were no walkouts. A few went to the lobby but it appeared they came back.” (Apparently, he remembers doing a solo date a dozen years earlier at the venue and recalls “lots of walkouts.
