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I don't feel right using my sensitive Sennheiser HD650's for video games. It just seems like it might degrade some of their precision over time.
Sensitive headphones and non-musical sounds
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Um, highly doubtful. HD650's are among the least sensitive headphones out there. Eventually all headphones will wear out, but I doubt gaming or movie watching will be any worse than movies.
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A movie quote comes to mind here. "...it's like wiping your @$$ with silk..."
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There is no distinction between sounds from music, video games, movies, etc. It won't make a difference.
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I've read here that headphones break in differently according to the type and amount of different sounds they are exposed to.
| Originally Posted by lan There is no distinction between sounds from music, video games, movies, etc. It won't make a difference. |
I've read here that headphones break in differently according to the type and amount of different sounds they are exposed to.
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Depending if you like breaking in your headphones or experiencing the change in sound yourself.
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movies sound amazing through my hd650s. but yeah gaming on it I can definitely see its potential not being used
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