Review on Technically Tech
January 26, 2008
Well, CES 2008 is done and I am going to start posting some items we saw at the show that deserve mentioning on the site.
To start this off, I will be talking about the Sleek Audio SA6 In Ear Earphones. These are much like other companies earphones in that they block out most to all outside noise and stick into your ear with rubber fittings.
Review on Amazon Blog
January 20, 2008
I had a chance to sit down with the guys from Sleek Audio and try out their new SA6 In-Ear Monitors. In-ear headphones rely on the ear canal to directly function as a resonating chamber for them to work. Since everyone has differently shaped ear canals, the same headphone can sound significantly different on each person. The really neat thing about Sleek Audio’s SA6 is that it has interchangeable bass ports and treble tips. This enables you to physically personalize the character of the sound without having to rely on software or on-board equalizers.
Find Your Audio Fingerprint at CES with Sleek Audio’s Customizable High-Fidelity In-Ear Earphone for Today’s Digital Music
January 2, 2008
Sleek Audio launches Music in Tune with You with the combination of loudspeaker technology and innovative hearing aid science
LAS VEGAS, 2008 — At this year’s CES show, Sleek Audio launches their SA6 customizable in-ear earphone, bringing music lovers everywhere the opportunity to find their audio fingerprint in meeting room 70347mp at the Sands convention center. Now anyone can customize their audio experience and hear music like never before.
Review on Computer Shopper
January 1, 2008
Sleek’s SA6 earphones premiered at CES in Las Vegas last week, and we’ve got our hands on the first pair to make it to the UK. The earphones and their cable are separate units, which can be connected using tiny gold-plated connectors. This eliminates the most easily damaged part of any pair of headphones - the sealed connection to the cable.
