I was wondering why this site recomends those fancy 110$ Sennheiser RS 130 Wireless Surround Sound Headphones. Is there any reason other than they possibly have some sort of partnership with that company?
I mean they are wireless and that seems to be why they cost so much but that doesnt do me a whole lot of good if im just gonna be lying in bed anyway. I can just bring my laptop over to my bed and hook some headphones into it.
The frequency range of those fancy headphones is 18-21,000hz. Doesnt i-doser use really low frequencies, like in the 0-30hz range? Am i completely off in thinking that? Because if they only start picking up signals at 18hz then theyd be missing out on more than half the frequencies.
Also i got a pair of headphones the other day for 4$ that get between 18-22,0000hz. So whats the reason for those fancy headphones? I would like to get some real good headphones to make this work the best that it can but im not gonna go drop 100$ without knowing what makes them so much more amazzing
Recomended Headphones?
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Re: Recomended Headphones?
apparantly they are the headphones they use themselves when making and testing the doses, so would probably be ideal thats whyPipemania wrote:I was wondering why this site recomends those fancy 110$ Sennheiser RS 130 Wireless Surround Sound Headphones. Is there any reason other than they possibly have some sort of partnership with that company?
I mean they are wireless and that seems to be why they cost so much but that doesnt do me a whole lot of good if im just gonna be lying in bed anyway. I can just bring my laptop over to my bed and hook some headphones into it.
The frequency range of those fancy headphones is 18-21,000hz. Doesnt i-doser use really low frequencies, like in the 0-30hz range? Am i completely off in thinking that? Because if they only start picking up signals at 18hz then theyd be missing out on more than half the frequencies.
Also i got a pair of headphones the other day for 4$ that get between 18-22,0000hz. So whats the reason for those fancy headphones? I would like to get some real good headphones to make this work the best that it can but im not gonna go drop 100$ without knowing what makes them so much more amazzing
Yeah that makes sense. I was wondering how they did that because ive never seen headphones that go below 18hz, although im no headphone guru.
So then all that really matters is the quality of sound coming from the headphones. Im sure that its possible to buy headphones that have just as clear of a sound as the recommended ones that arent wireless, making them considerably cheaper. Ill try doing that
Does anybody have some suggestions? Im not really trying to spend more than like 30 or so dollars
Thanks for the clarification and (hopefully) good input for a cheaper alternative
So then all that really matters is the quality of sound coming from the headphones. Im sure that its possible to buy headphones that have just as clear of a sound as the recommended ones that arent wireless, making them considerably cheaper. Ill try doing that
Does anybody have some suggestions? Im not really trying to spend more than like 30 or so dollars
Thanks for the clarification and (hopefully) good input for a cheaper alternative
These are the headphones that I use.
I got them on sale for 30 dollars, i think they are 60 some places not sure.
They are Sony MDR-XDR200. Very lightweight, comfy, A very long cord (10ft) and has good sound quality.
But those sens. Look very good, if I would have some extra bucks I would pick them up
I got them on sale for 30 dollars, i think they are 60 some places not sure.
They are Sony MDR-XDR200. Very lightweight, comfy, A very long cord (10ft) and has good sound quality.
But those sens. Look very good, if I would have some extra bucks I would pick them up
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