OK, here's the deal. I have three iPods (two shuffles and a 60GB photo) and on all three of them the headphone cable is no longer the nice crisp white it was when I bought it. Espe…

I've noticed that the kind of vinyls used in things like the iPod headphone cable covering respond well to simple stuff like Windex. Spray it on, let it sit, and then wipe it off …

Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try right away.

Have you tried toothpaste? Seriously.

Good one, I didn't think about toothpaste. Just tried it, but unfortunately, neither toothpaste nor Windex did the trick. Still looking for the ultimate iPod cable cleaner.

I've used Dirtex on mine. It didn't get it as sparkly white as new, but it took a lot of grime off.

Fantastik or Zoom works great on cables and other computer plastics.

throw those things away and get some decent earbuds so you can enjoy your music. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...goods&n=507846 or http://www.buy.com/retail/product.a…

get a hi-built lacquer white spray paint... then apply another layer of lacquer if u really want to play it safe...

Quote: Originally Posted by Simon OK, here's the deal. I have three iPods (two shuffles and a 60GB photo) and on all three of them the headphone cable is no longer the nice cris…

Soft-scrub.

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It even took ink off the outside of my iBook when no amount of elbow grease and soap, windex, or anything else would cut it.

A damp paper towel did wonders for me.

http://forums.macnn.com/showthread.php?t=266930 The easiest solution always eludes

I am looking into getting a pair of this wireless headphones. They look pretty cool and I could ditch the cable headphones. But I ws waiting for someone here to post or comment on …

I have the bluetooth headphones. I read a review where someone did not find them comfortable for a long period of time, I have no problems with it. Sound quality is good, never had…

songoku912, Thanks for the reply, I read some where that the headphones come with an adapter so you can hook them up to any regulas headphone jack. Obviously you could not change …

Well these are the ones I have: http://www.logitech.com/index.cfm/pr...ONTENTID=10540 With this set, you can adjust the volume, pause/play music, and change tracks within a playl…

Quote: Originally Posted by jorgem4 songoku912, Thanks for the reply, I read some where that the headphones come with an adapter so you can hook them up to any regulas headphon…

I've been looking at these headphones too - not those for the iPod (mine is a 2G and no plans on getting a new one). But I have a little question : Do you need to use that logitec…

Does anyone know if this has a super-proprietary power adapter, or does it look like anything one can get elsewhere. Specifically, I've already bought into iGo, so tips would be ni…

Anyway. To answer my own question, the hp headphones (look like the same OEM as the Toshiba as well) have an adapter that fits into what looks like one of the standard round DC tip…

For the past eight months or so, I've used Sony EX51LP earbuds to listen to my iPod around campus and in my dorm room. I don't have much experience with music, but to my ears these…

http://www.theistore.com/shuree3c.html# You can get these on Amazon for $122 They are the best... well the e4c's are better... but $299.00