How do you store/carry your headphones when not using

There are a lot of discussions on how to protect the nano. I am interested in how you carry your headphones. I sort of roll them up on my 4 fingers into a loop and put it away in my wife's jewel case made of cloth. Any better ideas?

Posted on Nov 3, 2005 8:46 AM

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Posted on Nov 3, 2005 4:26 PM

A number of years ago, I'd taken my iPod on a trip to visit some relatives, but had somehow neglected to pack my earbuds. I ended up getting a new set of earbuds at an airport gift store. The new set came in a case that lets you wind the cords up inside itself. Ever since I came back from that trip, I've put my Apple earbuds in that case.

The case opens like a clamshell, and has center indentations for the earbuds. Place the earbuds in, then close the shell, with the cord dangling out the hole in the side. The top has a thumb rest, and you wind the cords up into the case. To get them out, I just open the case, grab the plug end and pull it out. The case is about 2 to 2 1/2 inches in diameter and fits nicely in a pocket.

I've seen other earbuds with similar cases since then.

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Nov 3, 2005 4:26 PM in response to Thomas Leung

A number of years ago, I'd taken my iPod on a trip to visit some relatives, but had somehow neglected to pack my earbuds. I ended up getting a new set of earbuds at an airport gift store. The new set came in a case that lets you wind the cords up inside itself. Ever since I came back from that trip, I've put my Apple earbuds in that case.

The case opens like a clamshell, and has center indentations for the earbuds. Place the earbuds in, then close the shell, with the cord dangling out the hole in the side. The top has a thumb rest, and you wind the cords up into the case. To get them out, I just open the case, grab the plug end and pull it out. The case is about 2 to 2 1/2 inches in diameter and fits nicely in a pocket.

I've seen other earbuds with similar cases since then.

Doc

Nov 3, 2005 3:43 PM in response to Will Martin

I have trouble getting my headphones untangles no matter how carefully I roll them up.

I also feel that getting them all "crinkly" makes the sound more "staticky" when listening to music. Do you think that's possible?

Now I have the lanyard earphones which I terrible worried about stepping on and breaking the connecter part... I should greally get a bag for them.

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