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Sep 8, 2016 at 12:56 PM Post #168,184 of 177,745

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take my salt
 
Sep 8, 2016 at 1:02 PM Post #168,186 of 177,745
  http://appleplugs.com/
 
Welp, this is GJ..

I LOL'd so hard the first time I saw it #notsureifserious
I wonder who made this site though.... would be pretty funny if it's a practical joke from some Apple devs.
  http://qz.com/776240/by-scrapping-your-antiquated-headphones-apple-is-doing-something-extraordinary-for-music/
 
Wow guise...
 
Bad audio quality is apparently caused by 3.5mm jacks...
 
http://imgur.com/gallery/k4dd8

 
I don't even know what to say....
Apple's like M$ all over again, pushing everyone to use their schiity proprietary tech.
Meanwhile M$ is open-sourcing tonnes of stuff.
 
and yeah, blame the jacks... because bluetooth is so much better right? :/
and how much are we paying for your thunderbolt chips again?
 
Sep 8, 2016 at 1:28 PM Post #168,188 of 177,745

And audio engineers applaud the move to remove the jack....all 1 engineer in fact.
http://qz.com/775212/apples-aapl-iphone-7-does-not-have-a-headphone-jack-and-audio-engineers-are-actually-happy-about-it/

He's not even an audio engineer, he just happens to be prez of the Audio Engineering Society.
 
Sep 8, 2016 at 1:44 PM Post #168,189 of 177,745
And audio engineers applaud the move to remove the jack....all 1 engineer in fact.
http://qz.com/775212/apples-aapl-iphone-7-does-not-have-a-headphone-jack-and-audio-engineers-are-actually-happy-about-it/


He's not even an audio engineer, he just happens to be prez of the Audio Engineering Society.



If I was an audio engineer I would have burnt down the house of the person who suggested removing the headphone jack almost immediately
... but I'm not.




I'm a freaking EE lol
 
Sep 8, 2016 at 2:35 PM Post #168,190 of 177,745
I'm personally for it as strange as this sounds.
 
Device pairing technologies have enough bandwidth now to not cause any issues so for on-the-go use I honestly think Bluetooth headphones are perfectly fine, albeit not in the style of the new AirPods because that just seems like a huge UX design mistake. Something in line with the LG Tone or Sony h.ear in Wireless IMO is the perfect wireless headphone design for in-ears. Supra-aural and circumaural headphones have little to change in terms of design to accomodate wireless. ex. BeoPlay H8, etc.
 
I do like the argument that the guy in Mice's article presented with headphone cables breaking first. My MH1C's that kalbee sent me are almost dead and I got them in basically mint condition and I barely use them. The strain reliefs on them are basically broken and the cable itself is just annoying to deal with.
 
In general the cable isn't annoying but whenever I put it away we get tangles as suspected and there are times where the cable gets caught and actually pulls my iPod out of my pocket (it's a 50/50 between iPod falls out or in-ear falls out, surprisingly).
 
So long as wireless headphones are able to last 24 hours on a single charge there shouldn't be an issue with them because we always tend to charge our stuff as soon as we get home.
 
I would prefer if these wireless headphones came with a USB-C in because that will make charging and using them at the same time quite nice, unlike the AirPods which can only charge or play music, not both at the same time.
 
Sep 8, 2016 at 4:33 PM Post #168,194 of 177,745
In case anyone wants to charge and listen to their new iPhone 7 at the same time;
 
 + the lightning>3.5mm
 
$39 from Belkin, #donglesociety
 
vantt1, hmmm good point, I swear I saw some measurements of the lightning dock audio output but I cant seem to find them right now.
 

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