Around July 2009, I bought the Bose On-ear headphones, and after a year of use, thought it would be funny to blast some really loud music, but what that resulted in was one side driver dead. Ever since, I have not used those headphones. Now disassembled and useless, was the cause due to burst of music or something else?
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Dead Bose headphones due to burst
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2/4/12 at 5:00am
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