[bmeat]

void

 

[Magedark]

I'm going to say no.

But let's wait and see.

 

[Uncle Erik]

Maybe they'll sell. But I've given Grados to the kiddos already.

My sister and her husband locked the volume down low on the iPods. Safe to use and they really enjoy listening to their music.

 

[bmeat]

void

 

[Majin]

top notch isolation for $50 sure why not

 

[markkr]

I dont think either of my kids (4 and 6yrs old) would do "plugs" very well.

 

[Radio_head]

 
You know... for the kids!

 

[robm321]

Sure. I think it's a great idea 

 

[Spyro]

300 ohms !!!!  Yea, those will go loud.  NOT!!!!
 
 

 

[tinyman392]

It's like I said in the Other Ety-Kid's thread, who wants to amp these up and drive these tiny drivers to death?

 

[bmeat]

void

 

[tinyman392]

Quote:

apologies, i didnt realize there was a thread about these yet. i figured there wasnt becuase last time i checked these were pretty new. and whats that really mean 300ohms?

Electrical resistance is measured in ohms, which is used for the measure of headphone impedance.  Use the equation V = IR.  If R increases, then in order to output the same current, the voltage must increase the by same amount.  300 ohms is a huge number, most mobile headphones have under 32 ohms.  So it a way, it requires 10x the voltage to push these things. 

 

[bmeat]

void

 

[mortonjl]

Quote:

i thought the more ohms the easier the device is to drive?

Wrong

 

[Radio_head]

Perchance 300 ohms is their way of assuring the kids don't listen too loud.