RickH9
100+ Head-Fier
- Joined
- Jul 21, 2012
- Posts
- 121
- Likes
- 11
Quote:
I have to agree with that... when plugged into my Galaxy Nexus using power amp, I had to pump it up to max volume for it to sound decent.
Quote:
I'm not listening too loudly I guess, just at a moderate level. You could say that my head is rather narrow, I had to push together the headband of both my HD 600s and the uptowns for them to feel secure on my head. I recorded myself listening to the uptowns and it is extremely obvious that they were leaking.
I was able to get plenty volume out of my own laptop and portable player, but it depends on the specific laptop or cellphone.
Roughly, I think they should need something like at least 5mW/0.4V to hit peaks of 110dB.
I have to agree with that... when plugged into my Galaxy Nexus using power amp, I had to pump it up to max volume for it to sound decent.
Quote:
Hm. How loud are you listening? What size head do you have? Do they seem to fit well? Put them on and feel around the edges of the pads where they touch your head and see if you feel any gaps or holes.
I'm not listening too loudly I guess, just at a moderate level. You could say that my head is rather narrow, I had to push together the headband of both my HD 600s and the uptowns for them to feel secure on my head. I recorded myself listening to the uptowns and it is extremely obvious that they were leaking.