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I'm convinced that this is it. The DSPs and speakers aren't fast enough to instantly create a counterwave, so I guess sometimes it will amplify the external sou
by qwertox 4y ago
I'm convinced that this is it. The DSPs and speakers aren't fast enough to instantly create a counterwave, so I guess sometimes it will amplify the external sound, even in some kind of distorted manner since even the amplification-component won't be identical to the incoming external sound.
- bobbylarrybobby 4y agoWhy would this be specific to AirPods? I've never heard of Bose-induced tinnitus, and if it were a thing you'd think it would be well known by now.