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i want to get some new headphones but i am wondering what are Nz and Hz because the headphones i want to get have 16 Nz-20z Hz is that good? also which kind of headphone is better, the one with 16Nz-20z Hz or a one with 10Hz-23kHz
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I've been in electronics all my life and have never heard the term "Nz". I suspect the company that uses those units is trying to obfuscate their frequency response using terms that nobody can relate to.
Therefore, I recommend you look for reputable manufacturers who use REAL electronic units like "Hz" which stands for "Hertz" formerly "CPS" (cycles per second) and changed out of respect for Heinrich Hertz, who did pioneering study into electromagnetic waves.
Yes, headphones that respond from 10 Hz to 23 KHz should be very good, assuming they mean that they're reasonably flat across that range, and not down 20 dB at the end points.
I've been in electronics all my life and have never heard the term "Nz". I suspect the company that uses those units is trying to obfuscate their frequency response using terms that nobody can relate to.
Therefore, I recommend you look for reputable manufacturers who use REAL electronic units like "Hz" which stands for "Hertz" formerly "CPS" (cycles per second) and changed out of respect for Heinrich Hertz, who did pioneering study into electromagnetic waves.
Yes, headphones that respond from 10 Hz to 23 KHz should be very good, assuming they mean that they're reasonably flat across that range, and not down 20 dB at the end points.
can you retune your headphones if there a few month old?
Gregory Ja
Hi live in nz and i got some headphone can i retune them if there a few month old or so
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You meant return? Not retune like technically re-tune.
The shops do not like used headphones.
You meant return? Not retune like technically re-tune.
The shops do not like used headphones.
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