[DJGeorgeT]

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Originally Posted by cactus_farmer /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hah, well I'm at university training to be a dentist - I can't imagine they'd be allowed to listen to music while working - but really, whatever job you're doing - don't you need to devote your full concentration to it? Then, obviously, when you get free time, devote your full attention to your music. But maybe I'm simply a typical non-multi-task compatible male...

If I don't listen to music, I wear earplugs. The other option is to hear my boss talking loud on the phone and that is very disruptive. I still manage to answer the phone, talk to coworkers and do my work even with headphones on.

 

[Manny Calavera]

Between 40 to 45 a week.

 

[quiksliver]

hard to say really, 2-4 hours at school depending how much work there is versus lecture time, then 3-6 after school depending on how much work I have, and then another good 4-5 on weekends

so 29 on a slow week and 55 on a good week and 42 average

 

[aue]

on average 1 hour a day during the week, about 2 hours a day in the weekend
Have fun, Jan-jaap

 

[Klarnet Basowy]

16-20 per week.. at least 2 hours per day, sometimes increasing in the weekends..

 

[Namrac]

3-4 hours a day, so ~25 hours a week.

 

[Chipp]

Between 25 and 30 most of the time - the majority of it being Zune/ER6i. I spend waaay to much time on busses.

You can easily double that if rehearsal time counts as listening time.

 

[brainsalad]

Constant during waking hours. It's either on my head or my speakers at work, it's on my head in the evenings unless my wife is out of the house, then it's on my speakers in one of my listening rooms.

 

[Carmantom]

15-20 hours weekly. I wish it could be more.

 

[konceited]

Around 50 hours a week.

 

[Happy Camper]

Quote:

Originally Posted by cactus_farmer /img/forum/go_quote.gif Hah, well I'm at university training to be a dentist - I can't imagine they'd be allowed to listen to music while working - but really, whatever job you're doing - don't you need to devote your full concentration to it? Then, obviously, when you get free time, devote your full attention to your music. But maybe I'm simply a typical non-multi-task compatible male...

My Dentist listens to music from 9-5. He always gives me trouble because I use my ipod in the chair. He listens to oldies and I am a bit more varied. Doc Paul usually hums along or sings when a favorite.