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Can't drive IE800s? At what perceived volume?
Can't help but feel that this is being blown out of proportion a little (with regards to IEMs, hence point noted)...
It is a tough one, having been at CanJam and trying to listen to my Layla's at a "decent" volume on a Hugo TT (Green on the volume) and still being able to hear the person next to me (no word of a lie, over ears, Beyers I think) whilst listening on WHITE (a'la FULL volume) I cannot help but feel if people are given the opportunity to be responsible for themselves that they don't...
It is a tough line to draw, I hate this 115db rule as much as the next person, but if all companies were pumping out gear that could deafen you, then it wouldn't be a cigarette or obesity problem that would be blighting the medical systems, it would be acute deafness.
Can't help but feel that this is being blown out of proportion a little (with regards to IEMs, hence point noted)...
It is a tough one, having been at CanJam and trying to listen to my Layla's at a "decent" volume on a Hugo TT (Green on the volume) and still being able to hear the person next to me (no word of a lie, over ears, Beyers I think) whilst listening on WHITE (a'la FULL volume) I cannot help but feel if people are given the opportunity to be responsible for themselves that they don't...
It is a tough line to draw, I hate this 115db rule as much as the next person, but if all companies were pumping out gear that could deafen you, then it wouldn't be a cigarette or obesity problem that would be blighting the medical systems, it would be acute deafness.