Can you still get vibration if you plug in headphones?
597807
You could use a Y-splitter to send the audio to both the chair and the headphones, then turn down the volume on the chair.
2190480
It will help. But no, I'm sure you will still hear the bass. Could try wearing these plugs in conjunction with a fan running to try to drown out the noise.
923199
If you mean having to unplug the headphone jack every time you want to hear your computer speakers, yes. Lifting the headphones from the base does nothing but stop charging them, you still have to turn them on, to hear anything, and as long as the cord from the base is plugged into your computer, you won't hear the speakers.
1847788
Yes you can certainly do. I ordered many types of headphones for my kids and they are currently using it. sometimes I feel crazy if they use it while I am driving :)
1308416
I use mine a lot and have never felt any vibration or tickling. After extended use, sometimes my ears will get a little sore from the pressure, but I also have a pretty large head and wear them for many hours at a time, sometimes.
181937
I guess the answer is no, there is no power source in the headphone only volume adjustment on the cord. They are well worth the money, the sound is great. The only problem I have is they are a little heavy on top of my head, tried to adjust them but still there but I don't mind, I just crank em up!
1221394
No, once that static fuzzyness kicks in the damage has been permanently done. Any sound quality issues are usually the sign that your headphones are on their way out.
437207
No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
1246757
Unfortunately, I have only used my headphones on my iphone and ipod. However, I will say that I have had that happen to me if the plug closest to the headphones is not all the way in.
1905746
Nope if headphones are plugged in analog RCA output is muted. This would be true of any decent audio amp or dacs. I love this dac more than any of the 400-500 dollar ones I tried.
1430748
When you hook up a pair of headphones to it will you get the simulated surround sound effect?
851443
Yup, unfortunately any kind of sound isolating mechanism will create this thump. Even the $550 E500's. There's no way around it. I sometimes where just regular ol' ear plugs, and even with those my footsteps also generate the same thump.All I can tell you is that these earphones are probably more for sitting and enjoying, like on an airplane, or at work. Not so much for walking or running.
851442
Wrap the cables over your ears like how people wear Shures or customs. Your ears will attenuate a lot of the vibrations that goes into the cable rubbing.
1940732
I have never had the buzzing with my headphones. I would say it is probably your set, check to make sure it is fully plugged in, if so I would ssy your set is defective.
486850
to anyone wondering with this is your hearing the vibration of rubbing the wire next to something, these type of headphones sit right in your ear you'll hear anything that rubs against the wire
2113715
Yes but there would be no audio other than the rumble. If you want something that splits the signal, look at the "buttkicker gamer" that splits the audio the headphones
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No, I don't believe so. I got our second pair today. My kids were sitting a sofa away from each other. They we're listening to their own music with no problems.