The real question for me is the extra $500 worth it for someone who mains rap & edm, with some classic rock and metal. Not a big fan of classical although I do listen to some from time to time and like it- it's just not what i wake up wanting to hear first necessarily.
lol.
im actually not sure how loud i listen but certainly not loud enough to cause any pain or anything like that.
But I do listen louder than some for sure, in bursts. I turn down for most songs then turn up my faves.
lol.
im actually not sure how loud i listen but certainly not loud enough to cause any pain or anything like that.
But I do listen louder than some for sure, in bursts. I turn down for most songs then turn up my faves.
If you listen at 90 dB for a couple of hours on a low distortion system, you won't feel any pain. You'd probably even enjoy it. However, that doesn't mean your hearing is undamaged by the experience. Just because you don't feel pain in not an indicator.
Not unlike the frog in the warming pot thinking that this is just starting to feel great!
If you listen at 90 dB for a couple of hours on a low distortion system, you won't feel any pain. You'd probably even enjoy it. However, that doesn't mean your hearing is undamaged by the experience. Just because you don't feel pain in not an indicator.
Not unlike the frog in the warming pot thinking that this is just starting to feel great!
Well I dont fully have a reference point, in fact I've wondered every time I see someone say "i listen at x decibles" I wonder how they know that.
But, I certainly listen at lower levels than concerts are at, or airports (obviously).
I am curious, though, bc I certainly don't want to lose my hearing. I'm already disabled and stuck in my chair most days- I need music way too much to lose my hearing.
