Headphone Heights

RE: Headophiles...

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Travis

In Reply to: RE: Headophiles... posted by genungo on February 28, 2014 at 12:50:23

"one might end up by boosting the bass frequencies somewhat beyond what might be considered as "neutral" in frequency response. "Neutral", as considered by those who don't feel the need for their skull to shake during listening?"

OMG, you can't be serious?

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RE: Headophiles... - genungo 12:26:46 03/01/14 (1)
Why, of course - I am always very serious when I kid around about serious things. It's yes and no...
Yes, the bass is literally "boosted" in a number of popular headphone designs. And no, heads don't literally shake when people listen to them.

Edits: 03/01/14
- Mine did on.... - Frihed89 23:57:25 03/03/14 (0)
  the new Abyss headphones. They were so "piercing" in the bass, I literally had to rip them off my head to avoid shock therapy treatment.
  Observe, before you think. Think before you open your yap. Act on the basis of experience.

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