[SillyHoney]

At moderate volume level...

Does that damage your headphone's drivers?

How fragile do you guys think the drivers are

 

[fjrabon]

it's not ideal, but no, it shouldn't damage your drivers. It's been known to though.

 

[Anonanimal]

On most store-bought amps that have output safety circuits, you're really probably not going to hurt anything.

Many higher performance custom amps can be damaged by this though, as a TRS plug momentarily shorts channels as it is removed/inserted.

 

[fjrabon]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Anonanimal /img/forum/go_quote.gif On most store-bought amps that have output safety circuits, you're really probably not going to hurt anything. Many higher performance custom amps can be damaged by this though, as a TRS plug momentarily shorts channels as it is removed/inserted.

yeah, this is true. Although he was originally asking about damaging your HP's drivers. A lot of times people forget or don't know that the greater risk is damaging the amp, not the HP.

 

[SillyHoney]

I guess it's bc people don't hear popping sound comes from their amp like their phone lol.

But I don't really care if my amp is damaged. It cost 1/4 the price of my phone

Thank for your inputs guys!

 

[Anonanimal]

Right, I knew what he was asking, but just wanted to make sure to note where the real damage can occur. Cheers