Author Topic: Headphones and Earphones Megathread  (Read 6573 times)

I just bought these a while ago and I am very satisfied with them.
(Logitech G35)



(Blah I know headset)
I have this too


I have these headphones this headset.
USB, btw.

It's 30 dollars.

Edit: Also, I don't really use the microphone on the headset since I don't like using my voice over the internet.
« Last Edit: June 13, 2012, 07:08:10 PM by dargereldren »

Has anyone ever noticed how because songs use left and right tracks, songs sound so much different if you wear your headphones backwards?

Has anyone ever noticed how because songs use left and right tracks, songs sound so much different if you wear your headphones backwards?
Yup


I have this lovey Siberia V2.

Guys, what technically makes a headphone good?

I just use apple earphones because they come with ipods and they aren't horrible and are easy to wear while working out.

Frequency Response   16Hz - 28kHz
Maximum Input Power   200 mW
Input Impedance   55 ohms
Sensitivity   91 dB SPL/V

stuff like that

Frequency Response   16Hz - 28kHz
Maximum Input Power   200 mW
Input Impedance   55 ohms
Sensitivity   91 dB SPL/V

stuff like that
I shall use the google to find out more on this subject.

actually a freq. response of 5Hz to around 40kHz is better but you'd have to pay a LOT of money for headphones with that range of freq. response.

besides, humans can't hear much of anything below 20Hz or anything above 20kHz.

actually a freq. response of 5Hz to around 40kHz is better but you'd have to pay a LOT of money for headphones with that range of freq. response.

besides, humans can't hear much of anything below 20Hz or anything above 20kHz.
however, many labs have said that most people's hearing range is anywhere from 16Hz to 20Hz, so unless you have superb hearing there isn't much reason to go much higher or lower.  [Source]

1kHz = 1000 Hz btw

Edit:
Though people can feel, in the body, as low as 4Hz, which is kind of a cool sensation.
« Last Edit: June 13, 2012, 05:57:24 PM by _Rave_ »



dont need no fancy headphones. these have lasted me for like a year and work great :D

i have a plantronics gaming headset, bought it about a month ago; i'll have to see if i can find a picture later. they're far better than my old $5 headset.



Phillips SHE8000. Got em two days ago.