Tag: FAQ

  • Coding: Why Headphones Help for Silencing Noisy Brains

    Coding: Why Headphones Help for Silencing Noisy Brains

    Coders or “hackers,” clicking away on their keyboard with a pair of headphones or earphones on their ears, is a common sight in movies, cartoons, and video games. That is pretty much true, even in real life. If you’re around coders enough, you might’ve noticed that and wondered why coders wear headphones. Coders wear headphones…

  • Why Does My Audio Cut Out to my Wired Headphones

    Why Does My Audio Cut Out to my Wired Headphones

    Wired headphones can be a convenient, easy, and often inexpensive purchase. You may experience issues with the audio cutting in or out, or completely dropping out. Often, the cause is a short made by the break in the headphone wires. Frequently, the short or break occurs at the place where the speakers (earpieces) connect to…

  • Why Do Open Back Headphones Sound Better?

    Why Do Open Back Headphones Sound Better?

    When choosing a set of headphones, the pros and cons between closed-back and open-back models should be taken into careful consideration, so then, why do open back headphones sound better overall? Closed headphones stop airflow which impacts sound play, while open-back headphones allow airflow through and helps keep better sound quality with less echo, more…

  • Head, Neck, or Jaw Aches from Headphones? Here is Why

    Head, Neck, or Jaw Aches from Headphones? Here is Why

    When you buy wireless noise-canceling headphones, you are expecting nothing but the best and smooth sailing from there. The last thing you could have expected was that once you begin to use your very expensive headphones, you begin to feel pain in your jaw area, so can headphones make your jaw hurt? With headphones, there…

  • What is the Difference Between Noise Cancelling and Regular Headphones

    What is the Difference Between Noise Cancelling and Regular Headphones

    Most of us use some type of headphones or earbuds to listen to music, a favorite podcast, or participate in a Zoom session. However, when purchasing a new set of headphones, would regular headphones or noise-canceling headphones be a better choice? The biggest difference will be in the noise cancelling feature which actually plays negative…

  • Why Do Wired Headphones Need Batteries to Function?

    Why Do Wired Headphones Need Batteries to Function?

    While many wired headphones don’t require batteries, many do. Which leads you to the question of why do wired headphones need batteries since they are already connected? Wired headphones have passive speakers without power to drive better sound, when you add batteries into the mix you allow the ability to have higher quality speakers and…

  • What Is Headphone Impedance and Why Do Ohms Matter?

    What Is Headphone Impedance and Why Do Ohms Matter?

    Have you ever put on a brand new pair of headphones and just could not believe just how good the sound experience is? There are a lot of factors that are in play when it comes time to know just how good a pair of headphones’ sound experience can be, so why do ohms matter…

  • Why Does Chewing Sound Louder with Headphones?

    Why Does Chewing Sound Louder with Headphones?

    You are not alone if you have noticed that when you put on your headphones and start listening to music, that if you begin to eat something during this span, you are able to hear your chewing much louder and more clearly than you can if there were no headphones. Sounds become louder when you…

  • Why Football Players Wear Headphones All the Time Pre-Game

    Why Football Players Wear Headphones All the Time Pre-Game

    If you are a fan of the National Football League, you probably notice that a lot of the time, an NFL player is not in his complete uniform. Many times he is wearing some type of headphones while he walks into the stadium, does his pregame warmups, and even afterward as he gets ready to…