ear canal

IPA: ˈɪrkʌnˈæɫ

(anatomy) The tube or meatus running from the outer ear to the eardrum through which sound enters.

Examples of "ear-canal" in Sentences

After repeated spells of dizziness and nausea, my doctor diagnosed ear-canal stones.
If you don't mind headphones that reach inside your ear-canal, then in-ear headphones are a decent choice.
The collection ranges from £34.95 for the MX 680 in-ear buds, to £59.95 for the CX 680 ear-canal headphones.
The EM3s are larger than the other two products, and tend to irritate the tragus, the flap of skin and cartilage protecting the ear-canal opening.
Tanto; although the Tanto is more geared for outright fighting, it's also a great rib-stabbing and cutting knife, and also an excellent ear-canal knife.
The EarJams clip on to the existing iPod/iPhone earbuds, so I can still use my iPhone mike/control, and they come with three sizes of ear-canal doodads, so they fit almsot any earsize.
"The audio signature is tuned to the individual's ear-canal size and shape, allowing us to tune the audio for time, phase and accuracy," says founder Jerry Harvey, whose clients include Bon Jovi and Lady Gaga.
The CX 380 priced at £50, one pair from the range of five, features the ear-canal system with noise isolating method to minimize the external noise, while PMX 80 with a band shape and single-side cable is ideal for runners and sportsmen and cost only £35.