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🎧 High Impedance Piezo Electric Crystal Earphone: Perfect for Transistor Radio and Crystal Radios DIY Projects Review

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Revainrating 4.5 out of 5Β Β 
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4.7
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Details

BrandProTechTrader
Color(Beige - 3.5mm Headphone Jack)
Connectivity TechnologyWired
Model NamePiezo-3.5m
Form FactorIn Ear

Description of 🎧 High Impedance Piezo Electric Crystal Earphone: Perfect for Transistor Radio and Crystal Radios DIY Projects

Perfect to make electronics projects such as Crystal or Transistor Radios often used in schools and STEM electronic experiments requiring high impedance ear piece. High 20,000 ohm impedance with resistance over 20 million ohms and a capacitance of 15,000 pf. Rated Sensitivity of 57db at 1KHz in the frequency range from 200 to 8,000Hz. Highly sensitive molded earpiece with 42-in twisted wire with 3.5mm (1/8in) headphone audio male wire connector. Classic Piezo Electric Crystal Earphone for DIY Electronic Projects and Kits.

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Revainrating 5 out of 5

This is the one on Portable Audio & Video

The connector works great and the large resonance chamber gives my bats bass tones when they sing "blue suede shoes". Thank you very much.

Pros
  • Superb design
Cons
  • Sad hardware

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Doesn't work anymore, but I found a solution?

The earpiece worked perfectly at first. Then it stopped working. I plugged in and the cables connecting to the earpiece are fine. So I removed the clear extension cord and tapped the panel inside with a screwdriver. It started working and is working fine now. Wanted to use it with my vintage SW radio which has a mono headphone jack.

Pros
  • Cool
Cons
  • Almost everything ok

Revainrating 5 out of 5

Does the job Best in Radios

I use them to make Crystal Radios and they work great. I just remove the help end, then disconnect and strip the wires and they're ready to go. I have used several of these headphones and they always work flawlessly. The only thing is that they are fragile so you don't want to drop them or the piece of plastic that goes into the ear will fly out right away. I used a small 3D printed plastic cover to replace the broken part and it still worked like new. I recommend!

Pros
  • Best in Niche
Cons
  • I will add later