Mike F
Headphoneus Supremus
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I went for my regular ear check up because I have dry wax that tends to block up the canal every 4 years or so and the nurse pointed out how very unusualy straight my canals were like almost perfectly. She actually hurt my ear a little because she went up with the tool assuming I'd have a bend like everyone else.
It hasn't been mentioned to me before but kinda made me wonder what effect that could have on hearing certain high frequencies like the upper mid low treble on HD650. After a bit of research it turns out, depending on the size of the bend how big of peak and where you will get it in the1-7khz range. Well I have no bend so maybe it's creating a huge boost in that upper mid. I don't know just a thought.
And the other thing I can tell you, as a musician who uses moulded hearing protection and has seen many other musicians ear plugs, is that there is a big difference not only in the shape but the actual size of the ear canal. I have a lot of space inside my ear canals (no comments about there also being a lot of space inside my head, please! Haha! )
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