headphonatic
500+ Head-Fier
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Recently saw a man with a pair of HD-598's at Beijing Airport
Saw a man wearing a pair of DT770 pro's on my way to school.
Based on my experiences, Beyer's DT series don't make good portables
hey i brought my q701s to school once.
Did that work out well for you?
I took my dt880s out for a walk once. The major problem is the heavy coiled cable which is really annoying and makes the headphone no portable whatsoever..
I took my SR225i's into the hospital when I almost went into shock (I'm allergic to hazelnuts and I found a bunch of Kinder Egg candy bar things for 50% off; always read the label kids). I also got into an argument with the doctor about how "loudly" I was playing my music; He said it would ruin my ears, I promptly laughed in his face and explained the mechanics of an open headphone (in short, he still thought I was ********ting him about it and he just left).
I took my SR225i's into the hospital when I almost went into shock (I'm allergic to hazelnuts and I found a bunch of Kinder Egg candy bar things for 50% off; always read the label kids). I also got into an argument with the doctor about how "loudly" I was playing my music; He said it would ruin my ears, I promptly laughed in his face and explained the mechanics of an open headphone (in short, he still thought I was ********ting him about it and he just left).
You're missing out on the nutella. That's funny because the same thing happens to me. People do not understand the concept of open headphones. I would expect more from a doctor though rather than a 16 year old high schooler.
Is there a way to check if youre listening to music too loud? I use closed headphones and IEMs, and everyone says they can hear my music and it's too loud. I enjoy it loud though, but how loud will hurt my ears?