[-Paolo-]

Is this the same effect that happens when your phone recieves a call and you hear a buzz in your headphones?

I actually find that kinda handy for when I don't want it to ring, and I can sorta predict calls

 

[TheMarchingMule]

So does this damage the headphone/IEM in any way? Probably it does in the long term, eh?

 

[milkpowder]

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Originally Posted by AtheisticFreedom So does this damage the headphone/IEM in any way? Probably it does in the long term, eh?

Doubt a weak magnetic field would screw up your IEM/headphones in any way. Everytime a pair of headphoens make sound, there is a magnetic field generated by the voice coils. That's why the diaphragm moves and why sound is produced.

 

[Edwood]

How exactly would IEM's help you to bypass store security?

All that would happen is you wouldn't hear store security yelling at you as they grab you for shoplifting after they saw you on the security cams.

-Ed

 

[jtwn]

Even if there was no ringing and you thought they were dud, you probably are better just stashing or your nick in a lead box.




/looks shifty