Sennheiser Releases Pink Earphones For Cancer Research

[AVRevForum.com]

Music enthusiasts can now enjoy renowned sound quality while also supporting an important cause close to many hearts: through the end of May 2008, audio specialist Sennheiser Electronic Corporation is offering a bubblegum-pink version of the best-selling CX 300 ear-canal headphone via select retailers to support Susan G. Komen for the Cure.

$8.99, or 10%, of the MSRP for each limited-edition CX 300-Pink—the vibrant variant of Sennheiser’s popular CX 300 ear-canal headphones—will be donated directly to Susan G. Komen for the Cure. The organization strives to cure breast cancer at every stage and is made up of both survivors and activists.

Like the CX 300, the new CX 300-Pink seals off ambient noise with comfortable ear adapters, which come in three different sizes for a perfect seal. The powerful bass-driven headphones are a must for music lovers and are an ideal complement for virtually any portable music and gaming device.

The CX 300-Pink is available now exclusively at Amazon.com and TigerDirect.com with an MSRP of $89.95.

[deacongreg]

Sennheiser is known in the industry for high quality headphones. The Komen foundation does great things for Cancer. In fact, my first experience with them was the yearly "Ride and Drive" at Weschester BMW. Everytime you drive a BMW, and I mean any BMW, except the M series, a dollar goes to the foundation. So, you can drive their cars all day.

Its a lot fun, its a good cause, plenty of good food and drink, and you can drive BMW cars that you could never ever drive, unless you purchased one. Hopefully with Sennheiser, this will have a similar effect.

[kennyt]

I just bought them for my wife who is a breast cancer survivor, Amazon is selling them for $59.99.