Vi
I recently got the Sony MDR-XB400 Extra Bass headphones, and just want to know... if i listen to music on max volume and bass boost will the headphones be affected?
I'm asking because they aren't expensive. Thanks
Answer
Headphones can't handle 'max volume' from just any device...
Different equipment is rated at different levels...yes, if you are using powerful audio equipment you will damage (ruin) your headphones...
I'm more concerned about your hearing...you might be able to afford a new set of headphones...just do some research on the medical condition 'Tinnitus' before giving the volume control its next twist.
You are expected to use some 'common sense' while using headphones and use them at sensible listening levels.
Headphones can't handle 'max volume' from just any device...
Different equipment is rated at different levels...yes, if you are using powerful audio equipment you will damage (ruin) your headphones...
I'm more concerned about your hearing...you might be able to afford a new set of headphones...just do some research on the medical condition 'Tinnitus' before giving the volume control its next twist.
You are expected to use some 'common sense' while using headphones and use them at sensible listening levels.
Headphone slot to music converter?
Dustin
I am getting a car in a few days and it only has a slot for headphones and not a usb port. I am wondering if there is a device that you could possibly plug into the headphones slot then plug into an ipod and be able to listen to your ipod music through the radio. And if so where could i buy one?
Answer
Is it a headphone out plug or a headphone in plug? If it is a headphone in the to play your ipod through the car you don't need a usb to headphone adapter. All you need is an auxiliary cable. You can buy them online for dirt cheap. If it is a headphone out then you can get a device that you plug in to the cigarette lighter. You plug your ipod in to it and it finds a radio station that is not being used and plays your music over the unused channel. Mind you these devices are <$35 and don't always work the best.
any more questions dont be afraid to ask
Is it a headphone out plug or a headphone in plug? If it is a headphone in the to play your ipod through the car you don't need a usb to headphone adapter. All you need is an auxiliary cable. You can buy them online for dirt cheap. If it is a headphone out then you can get a device that you plug in to the cigarette lighter. You plug your ipod in to it and it finds a radio station that is not being used and plays your music over the unused channel. Mind you these devices are <$35 and don't always work the best.
any more questions dont be afraid to ask
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