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I mostly don't use ear buds, but when I do/did I'd wipe them with rubbing alcohol before using. Not, like, constantly, but after putting them down for more than
by perl4ever 7y ago
I mostly don't use ear buds, but when I do/did I'd wipe them with rubbing alcohol before using. Not, like, constantly, but after putting them down for more than a moment, every trip to the gym, etc.
- grawprog 7y agoI've been prone to ear and sinus infections since I was a kid. Apparently I have narrow sinuses. I end up with a sinus infection nearly every time I get sick. To be fair, I find the sound quality lacking on most ear buds, even expensive ones. When it comes to low frequencies, the size of cone makes a difference. You'll never get the same kind of bass from an earbud as an over the ear headphone or a speaker. Music just isn't the same without bass or with lackluster bass. Bassvin most tracks is the bridge between melody and rythym and in many genres actually carries the song. If I had a choice between high quality treble and lakcluster bass, like most ear buds offer, despite, marketing and lousy high end with full bass, id' take the latter every time.