Noise Cancelling Headphones – Make Your Own!
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 at
6:23 pm
Make your own noise cancelling headphones that block out traffic noise, screaming babies, airplane noise… for $20! These blow away my Sennheisers!
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Also, this will help you to save power on your MP3 device do to the fact you will only have to have the volume very low.
Brilliant, brilliant brilliant! I will definitly be doing this.
Yes! And another reason why you shouldn’t do this, is because Sennheiser headphones have great sound, and a really cheap-ass pair of headphones have fucked up sound D;
That’s just like sound isolation earphones?
Reel sound canceling headphone work by detecting ambiant sound and litteraly annihilate it with a sound wave in the opposite direction.
Still, even at low volume, the reverberation effect will amplify the sound volume you ear. And the foam will only absorb sound from a certain frequency. It’s like throwing a rock in a bowl of water, the waves will hit the wall of the bowl, and keep on going on the opposite direction, mixing itself with other waves,
this makes sense, but would the foam inside the earmuff soak up the extra sound?
and a low sound volume wouldn’t hurt would it? becuase if you can’t hear anything else you wouldn’t need to turn it up as high as normal
Actually, it could be quite quite dangerous for your earing. Ear muffs like thesewont let sound waves in or out of them. If you have a source of sound waves inside them, them wont be able to get out, it will cause reverberation, in the cavity inside the ear muff and cause loss of hearing quite fast.
brilliant
haha it a realy old thing! but its working perfect.
I also have the same eguipment!!! (look at other comment below
Thanks dude and mine work!!
@SeanOsaur27 bad
hows the sound quality ?
ahahah you rule!
clever one!
Your welcome, They sound pretty good but I can never hear when someone calls my name.
Well, you can always paint it to a different color..
OMFG!!! thats genious! my dads a carpenter and has a few pairs of noise cancelling ear muffs! i;m goin to make this tonight lol
nice! ill try it sometime
supposedly awesome noise cancelling headphones, like the bose ones
@austinjavierloos not really. my mom has a pair of workers headphones, but in a bright yellow color.yuck.
Lol
get a girlfrend ……
Oh ok thankz and yes for gaming and chatting