Headphones Plugged Make A Gravel Sound Iphone

I was a bit skeptical at first but when I plugged in these headphones I was shocked at the sound quality. I also love the fact that they come with two cords one with 1/4 and the other a 1/8 plug. They fold up nicely and you can swivel the earpieces to allow for hearing people around you. Definitely worth the money.

I have had worn headphones before. I am no professional, but when I first plugged these headphones in and tested them out on some music, I was amazed. In addition to a great sound, the Senal SMH-1000 Monitor Headphones are comfortable to wear. These headphones have been a great investment.

My son has been playing his electric guitar for about two years.  Usually its plugged into his regular amp, which is loud.  But there are times when we cant have the noise in the house, either due to homework, a phone call, or someone watching television or a movie in the other room.  The VOX amPlug has solved the problem.  He can play with the amPlug plugged into the guitar, and hooked up to his headphones.  He hears the electric sound of the guitar through his headphones, while the only sound audible to the rest of us is the strumming of the strings, which is not loud enough to disturb the quiet activities going on.  As far as the sound quality, I asked my son how he liked it after a couple of weeks of using it.  He replied that it sounds good to him.  (And the silence sounds good to me!)

I have a portable ham radio that produces mono output. When I have stereo headphones plugged in directly, I only get sound in the left ear. When I have the mono-to-stereo adapter plugged into the radio and the headphones plugged into the adapter, I get sound in both ears, which is exactly what I wanted.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just opened the box of my new PyleUSA PTA24BT. Read through the manual to learn about the functions. It was a breeze to get going. I plugged in a USB thumb drive and a SD card. I plugged it in. The PYLEUSA turned on as it should and found the cards. I plugged in my headphones. Adjusted the levels so that the sound was to my liking. It's great that the PTA24BT allows you so many source types to use and that it lets you customize the sound in a very detailed way. It has bass, treble , volume and even a level control for the headphone jack. Outstanding at this price point! I programed my FM stations. I Listened to FM first. Because it is my weakest link. The PyleUSA was able to pull in a few stations that I can't always find because I live outside the city limits. Great. I listened to the USB thumb drive next. All tracks are CD quality. It sounded outstanding through my ATH M50x headphones. The PTA24BT has the ability to go loud. Which allows it to sound great at low volume with 32 ohm headphones. the DA conversion was first class. Next I listened to bluetooth. I connected my Iphone instantly. Music from streaming services sounded pristine through the PTA24BT. I then connected a cd player to one of the inputs.Sound coming through the PTA24BT's analogue section. The sound is formidable to other headphone amps on the market. I have not hooked speakers to it. So I can't tell you about it. I am very satisfied with the PYLEUSA PTA24BT.

The most comfortable headphones I've ever had to wear for work. The sound quality is amazing and I like that the microphone plugged in to the headphones and you can unplug it as well keep some from breaking. It is one of the best designs ever made The most comfortable ever worn and helps block out sound and the other people cannot hear the sounds around me.

I got this for two reasons: 1. Didn't want to reach to the back of the iMac every time I wanted to use headphones. When plugged in, this hangs about 2 inches below the bottom of the screen and is easy to reach to plug in headphones. 2. Didn't want to use the headphone jack on the iMac for risk of wearing it out over time with the switch inside getting stuck on headphone mode which would prevent sound from built in speakers. The item looks very well made and durable. The sound quality is crystal clear with no hiss or pops. NOTE: when you plug a headphone in, it does not automatically switch to headphone mode. That has to be done manually in the operating system (both MAC OS, and Windows/BootCamp). Simple procedure of switching to GHW USB Audio. One might think this is a hassle but it's not because this way you can leave the cable plugged into your USB-C Port and still have sound via the internal speakers. In fact, you can leave the headphone also plugged in and still have sound via internal speakers until you choose otherwise.

Sound is very clear between my zoom h4n and canon hv40 camcorder when i plugged in my shure headphones.

These have a very clean, clear open sound for a noise cancelling headphone. When set with no EQ, they do have a significantly increased bass response compared to what I'm used to in headphones, but that bass is extremely tight and articulate, not boomy or muddy. You can turn it down 2 to 4 dB with the simple three-band EQ that is set from the iPhone or Android app if you're like me. (Note that I'm used to somewhat lean bass, my wired headphones being HD600, HD800S, and Audeze LCD-5, all of which can benefit from a bass boost in EQ). Unlike my first wireless Momentum, these pair easily and reliably with Apple devices (in my case) including laptop, iPhone, and iPad. They can pair two devices at once and auto-switch between them. The call quality is exceptional, the touch control on the righthand earpiece is easy and simple, and the noice cancelling is good, without giving the impression of reduced sound quality. Last, they offer insanly good battery life! (Sennheiser claims 60 hours). At the new lower price, I think they are an excellent value, and a pleasure to listen to.

This is a well made, simple splitter that allows one to use an external mic with an iPhone/iPad and monitor the sound with headphones. I keep it in a baggie in my messenger bag so that it doesn't get caught on anything, and always have it with me with a lav mic for interviews.