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Hi everybody,
Was lurking here for a while and finally decided to share this little trick of mine with the community.
Browsing through threads in the headphones section I noticed that the Bose cans have got themselves quite a name here which isn't surprising in light of them being truly technically advanced products built to the highest standards of hifi audio.
The only issue with these headphones seems to be their bass output. This is understandable since the bass quantity is the most important parameter in any audio product evaluation. What can compare with real bassy sound, anyway? Only the sound which has more bass!
This little trick of mine won't require any special skills from you. Nor it will be financially burdening. The only thing you'll need is a Y-shaped splitter cord with one male in and two female outs. You will also need Bose headphones, of course. Two sets. One in- and one on-ear pair.
The rest is simple. Plug both sets into the splitter. Put the in-ear Bose IN, then put the on-ears ON (the order is important, the trick won't work the other way round). Now press PLAY.
Finally, ENJOY THE BASS!!!!!
PS I am not in any way associated with any manufacturer.
Nevertheless I'll be grateful if you mention my nick when you'll be buying your new Bose cans from Apple store
Was lurking here for a while and finally decided to share this little trick of mine with the community.
Browsing through threads in the headphones section I noticed that the Bose cans have got themselves quite a name here which isn't surprising in light of them being truly technically advanced products built to the highest standards of hifi audio.
The only issue with these headphones seems to be their bass output. This is understandable since the bass quantity is the most important parameter in any audio product evaluation. What can compare with real bassy sound, anyway? Only the sound which has more bass!
This little trick of mine won't require any special skills from you. Nor it will be financially burdening. The only thing you'll need is a Y-shaped splitter cord with one male in and two female outs. You will also need Bose headphones, of course. Two sets. One in- and one on-ear pair.
The rest is simple. Plug both sets into the splitter. Put the in-ear Bose IN, then put the on-ears ON (the order is important, the trick won't work the other way round). Now press PLAY.
Finally, ENJOY THE BASS!!!!!
PS I am not in any way associated with any manufacturer.
Nevertheless I'll be grateful if you mention my nick when you'll be buying your new Bose cans from Apple store
