william53b
Responses from william53b
| Don’t want to freak you out… @rocray 😂😂🤣🤣🤣 I have tried to steal my wife’s ears hile she is sleeping, but got tired of getting slapped! 😉 | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… Even if you consider everything to be "normal", it's a fun little exercise that tells you how different every person hears their system. Ears stick out? Pin 'em back while listening, or if not so much, move them forward, as a little experiment. Y... | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @dreas Exactly! Now, look at Alfred and block all but the faintest hint of ears. That's me? 😂 | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @snilf Yeah, you do want to block certain noises from the side and the back if your in an imperfect room. You’re just not reading the posts here, you’re not getting it. Your response indicates that you have not read any of the posts, and is an ... | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @rodman99999 Thank you for the info. 👍 | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @jimmy2615 This is the point I was hoping to get to here. If I have to do it because of dinky ears plastered to the side of my head, anyone who wants to take the entire "system" into account, or that is just a bit scientifically curious, should ... | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @audioman58 This problem cannot be solved by audio equipment. The enhancement in sound is not at all like something that can be done by bumping treble. I know, I have tried using a equalizer in the past. | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… They make a two-part material for making moldable in ear hearing protection that has neutral sound. Harder material, wood as an example really bumps the upper mids and highs. Open cell foam is lousy, as @noromance said. A wide pillow would work... | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… Oh, and for me it's actually about ¼” out and forward, not 1/8th. | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @noromance Wonder of the inventor started their research with a Dixie Cup cut in half? If they weren’t so ugly there’d be useful. They would be much more hip with a bow on top through. These babies and a mask to go with them? Smokin! 😂 I've ... | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… @ Rodman99999 😂 You know you haven’t been to a site in a while when, all of a sudden, there are images. When did this happen? | |
| Don’t want to freak you out… I have dinky ears, and they are almost flat against my head. I know when I’m listening to music with someone else, we are hearing two completely different systems. I found that by placing foam earplugs behind them while I listen, bringing the bac... | |
| More proof that music is not just an aural sensation. Explanation with visuals. And remember folks, your inner ear is a mechanical transcription device activated by sound waves, so this applies to that as well. and it appears that what makes your inner ear that device can also make other parts of you... | |
| More proof that music is not just an aural sensation. "This year’s medicine prize is awarded to David Julius and Ardem Patapoutian. Their discoveries have unlocked one of the secrets of nature by explaining the molecular basis for sensing heat, cold and mechanical force, which is fundamental for our ... | |
| More proof that music is not just an aural sensation. You’re not breakin' it to me, I was just ribbin' you. 😉It is that something extra that the music conveys to people that learn how to listen, at reasonable volumes, that makes the expense worthwhile; don't you think? |