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Large over-ear headphones exert NO pressure on any part of the ear. They are basically inverted cups that go over and around your ear and insulate. Are you say
by deanCommie 11y ago
Large over-ear headphones exert NO pressure on any part of the ear. They are basically inverted cups that go over and around your ear and insulate.
Are you saying those don't work for you?
Unless you're talking about the volume of music making your ears hurt in which case guess what - I didn't say anything about listening to anything on those headphones. Just having them on provides enough insulation that you don't need to pipe in any additional sound
- masklinn 11y ago> Large over-ear headphones exert NO pressure on any part of the ear. They are basically inverted cups that go over and around your ear and insulate. You don't say. > Are you saying those don't work for you? Yes, it's not a question of pressure on the external ear or I'd have said "my ears are too large" and wouldn't have mentioned the middle ear. > Unless you're talking about the volume of music making your ears hurt No, it's not a question of volume. > I didn't say anything about listening to anything on those headphones. Neither did I, though > Just having them on provides enough insulation that you don't need to pipe in any additional sound Hardly, even with high-quality closed 'phones.
- deanCommie 11y agoSo then what are you saying? Wearing comfortable large headphones with quiet ambient noise and active noise cancellation causes you pain in your inner ear?
- masklinn 11y agoMiddle ear, and no active noise cancellation is even needed.