Binaural Forum

Which characteristics are importaint for headphones to make I-doser work properly? I actually can't see any big diffeneces in characteristics between 20$ and 100$ headphones.

In headphones, you want to look for two basic things.

1) The quality of the sound. You want a good quality of sound so that the tones are represented as intended to create the binaural beats. Headphones with permanent super-bass would probably be a bad idea. I use studio headphones that cover my entire ear and block out all other sound, leading me to...

2) Sound cancellation. You want to be able to cancel out any outside noises; binaural beats are completely auditory, so interruptions from other songs, or the TV, or parents or siblings (for those who've reported being interrupted...) are going to almost nullify the effects of the dose.

Keep in mind, however, that aside from these two staples, the headphones are only as important as your ability to concentrate and the environment you place yourself in for the duration of the dose.

Hope this helps! =)

http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-HD-515 ... 923&sr=1-1
will theese work?

Those are more than adequate; they will work, but if you want to save some money there are cheaper alternatives. The headphones I use I've had for about a year and a half, and they cost me about USD$30 at the time.

For clear sound, look at what the plug is made out of (gold plating is the highest quality conductor), as well as the quality of the speakers/magnets. For sound cancellation, look at if they state they have it, and also remember that if they cover your ears they probably cancel out more sound =)

Thanks you Pants for beeing the only one who helped me

I just bought these headphones and... the effect is great! Even Nitrous blew my mind!

Excellent! Good to hear that the decision was well-made, and no worries for the help; feel free to find my thread in the Discussions topic and ask me any questions that you have. =)