When it comes to customization, we humans have been doing it since dirt. I think it’s a combination of the “I was here” syndrome and the idea of having something to call our own that just might be a one-of-a-kind. Cave paintings, graffiti, iPod engraving, you get the picture. Sometimes it works and sometimes you’re left holding a Crystal Pepsi. I’ve got one for you that works, or should I say, workz.

The iFrogz innovators, makers of those cool iPod and iPhone covers, have decided to enter the market of outer ear entertainment with their line of custom Earpollution headphones.

When I first heard about this I was pretty skeptical. I mean, how “custom” can you make a set of headphones? They’ve got it covered. You can choose from two over-the-ear models, the NervePipe and Fallout, as well as one in-ear bud-type version called the Flow.

I had to give this a go. See what the hype was all about. I went to iFrogz.com and set off to create the greatest headphones ever seen by man. Audible art.

The website’s UI is seamless. You get a real-time representation of your creation as you click on copious colors for everything from the headband to the sidepieces. Go metallic. You can even add custom graphics to the speakers.

If that's not enough self expression for you, you have the option of adding a furry feel to your set with five faux fur ear cushions. (Which you'll most likely leave to your girl.)

With five pieces to customize and over 300,000 possible design combinations (remember factorials from math class?) it’s a safe bet that yours just might be one of a kind.

They'll ship your order in 48-hours or less. Mine? I chose the Fallout model. Not only did they look great, but the sound had my tympanic membranes teary eyed. These are high-quality audio electronics just as impressive as the design.

The NervePipe and Fallout models will run you $34.99. The Flow buds are $19.99 and offer just enough customization options to get your big toe wet. I, however, recommend jumping in with your clothes on.

www.ifrogz.com