[sizwej]

Please help a newb out.Ever since i got dt48e, i've noticed that after prolonged listening or at moderately high volumes, the sound distorts in the right earpiece.My initial thought was that it might have to do with the low impedance of the headphones (25ohms) not matching the impedance range of my little dot MKV (32-600ohms).My apologies if that doesnt make sense, but i dont know what else it could be.

I was thinking of getting an impedance adapter, but i figured I'd ask here first and get some suggestions.Any help would be appreciated.

 

[kool bubba ice]

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Originally Posted by sizwej /img/forum/go_quote.gif Please help a newb out.Ever since i got dt48e, i've noticed that after prolonged listening or at moderately high volumes, the sound distorts in the right earpiece.My initial thought was that it might have to do with the low impedance of the headphones (25ohms) not matching the impedance range of my little dot MKV (32-600ohms).My apologies if that doesnt make sense, but i dont know what else it could be. I was thinking of getting an impedance adapter, but i figured I'd ask here first and get some suggestions.Any help would be appreciated.

That can be it.. I never read of any driver problems in regards to the DT48, but there must be some out there.. They are very volume sensitive, more then any headphone I ever owned.. But, if it's only effecting one side, it sounds like a driver problem, or a hair stuck in the driver?

 

[Acix]

Can be the cable connection...

 

[sizwej]

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Originally Posted by kool bubba ice /img/forum/go_quote.gif That can be it.. I never read of any driver problems in regards to the DT48, but there must be some out there.. They are very volume sensitive, more then any headphone I ever owned.. But, if it's only effecting one side, it sounds like a driver problem, or a hair stuck in the driver?

I want to check to see if there is any hair stuck inside, but how do i open these darn things up?