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Then perhaps people should start stating their volume levels as some minor reference point to see if there is whyt a reason why some constantly hear it and some don't. Perhaps with the goal being to dissuade quiet listeners from getting the Mobius, and maybe more moderate to moderately loud listeners to understand that the hiss may be in fact drowned out at higher levels.
RPG, by varying sources, I don't mean computer sources, the dac or bluetooth, etc. I mean the actual file being played. Some songs may be quieter than others, etc. Some games may be louder than others, etc. Hence why it's not a very accurate point of reference unless we pick a few examples that we can all listen to and see where we lie on volume. Perhaps a youtube video at max volume on the youtube player via PC, and another test on the youtube app on your phone, etc.
I certainly change volume depending on what I'm listening to.
And guys, anyone who has it, please test the pressure on the cups things to see if hiss changes. Would like to see if there is some correlation between the hiss and clamp/pad attenuation. Definitely not the source or hiss or a fix. Just something that alters the behavior as it reaches the ears.
RPG, by varying sources, I don't mean computer sources, the dac or bluetooth, etc. I mean the actual file being played. Some songs may be quieter than others, etc. Some games may be louder than others, etc. Hence why it's not a very accurate point of reference unless we pick a few examples that we can all listen to and see where we lie on volume. Perhaps a youtube video at max volume on the youtube player via PC, and another test on the youtube app on your phone, etc.
I certainly change volume depending on what I'm listening to.
And guys, anyone who has it, please test the pressure on the cups things to see if hiss changes. Would like to see if there is some correlation between the hiss and clamp/pad attenuation. Definitely not the source or hiss or a fix. Just something that alters the behavior as it reaches the ears.