Guys, some people can't keep track of their headphone cord even if their life depended on it. If the guy needs wireless cans because he thinks he's a danger to his equipment I think we might as well help him the way he asks.
If you must insist on using a non-sanctioned sitting apparatus, please consider the tensile strength
of the materials present in the object in question in comparison to your own mass volumetric density.
In other words, stop breaking shit with your fat ass.
But aren't wireless "anything" bad? In terms of computer peripherals I mean.
depends on how its done, both the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz spectrums have more bandwidth than USB2, so as long as you have a short transmission range, it can be better than wired, hence wireless console controllers
the problem with wireless headphones isn't necessarily the medium but the implementation, wireless headsets need batteries and transceivers to operate, these generate noise and interference, additionally, running on batteries means limited volume, which can alter the sound depending on what you are listening to, it also means that power for driving the coils is limited, which means mids are meh, bass has no punch, and the highs are dull, and when the bass does punch, you can hear the mids and high mute because of it
edit, and because its wireless, you can't use an amp and an equalizer to correct for this, you are stuck with whatever sound curve the headset manufacturer thinks is best for you
There's always going to be the fundamental issue of an extra layer of polling on wireless accessories, though. You have the receiver polling the unit, then then your system polling the receiver.
Unless wireless receivers become a universal standard and become integrated into the chipset, wired peripherals will inherently always be more accurate.
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So just got my ATH-M50xBL headphones... Absolutely amazing headphones. Here are my thoughts on it:
- Amazingly comfortable
- New appreciation for the music I used to listen to before
- Comfy earpads, bit warm but it is going to be perfect for when winter comes
- The wires are all amazing
- There is obviously a "burn-in" period for any new headphones so it might take a while for me to get used to these headphones but it's absolutely amazing
- Style points 100/10 =D
- one major drawback though... I can barely hear anyone calling me, lol. It's a closed-ear headphone so I guess it makes sure that noise from outside doesn't come inside. Also, when I talk, I can hear my own voice like when you put your hands up to your ears. That is a bit awkward for now, heh.
- I also connected the headphone jack into the front of my computer case, and not the back... I am going to try putting it in the back and see if it makes a difference.
Last edited by Gaebryel Quintyne; 2014-09-11 at 04:53 PM.
Has this been updated, or is their a new thread that is similar to this?