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How can a set of headphones replicate the experience of hearing and feeling sound through a set of speakers? Sitting in front of a set of speakers is a totally
by grawprog 6y ago
How can a set of headphones replicate the experience of hearing and feeling sound through a set of speakers?
Sitting in front of a set of speakers is a totally different experience than wearing headphones. With a decent set of speakers, you can feel the sound. There's some nice headphones out there, but they can't replicate the way some good bass feels through a set of decent speakers.
I can see the comparison system working alright for some things. It's just not a replacement for listening to something on hardware and if I were out to spend some money on a good set of speakers, i'm going to want to listen to them in person first.
- chrisseaton 6y ago> With a decent set of speakers, you can feel the sound. All hearing is 'feeling the sound' - that's what sound is a, a feeling of vibration of air. > I can see the comparison system working alright for some things. So it's got value? > It's just not a replacement for listening to something on hardware and if I were out to spend some money on a good set of speakers, i'm going to want to listen to them in person first. So it's not perfect? Why does everything have to be perfect?
- grawprog 6y agoI mean, it might be useful for comparing headphones while using headphones within a similar range, not much else. The car systems, home speakers, surround speakers etc. Not so much. So most of the company's inventory based on my browse through the site.
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