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Bryan B
I am looking for something to deaden the roar of the lawn mower but I don't want to have to turn them up to mind blowing volume. Does anyone know if active noise cancelling headphones will do this? Any suggestions (active NC or sound isolating) will be appreciated.
Answer
Noise cancelling earphones work extremely well if you buy the right kind. They tend to run pretty expensive but I tell you right now it is definitely worth it if you have the money. Go to Radio Shack some day and bring a player with you with your regular earphones... ask them to let you try one of their decent sets of noise cancelling and just see the differents. It's something. I'm always yelling at people 'cause I can't hear my own voice. Haha.
Noise cancelling earphones work extremely well if you buy the right kind. They tend to run pretty expensive but I tell you right now it is definitely worth it if you have the money. Go to Radio Shack some day and bring a player with you with your regular earphones... ask them to let you try one of their decent sets of noise cancelling and just see the differents. It's something. I'm always yelling at people 'cause I can't hear my own voice. Haha.
Do beats solo cancel out lawn mower noise at all?
jon
Just want to know, I just got a new riding lawn mower and was thinking of getting beats to listen to music while I cut the grass. Does it cancel out lawn mower noise?
Answer
No noise canceling headphones will totally cut out any particular kind of noise. But they do work by analyzing noise and so that they can create that same noise, out of phase to cancel most of it out. So they answer is that yes it will reduce the noise to some degree.
But one thing to think about before you drop all that money on those expensive headphones. All noise canceling headphones hurt sound quality because they have to pump out the noise you are trying to block (out of phase) to cancel out noise. So sound accuracy goes out the window, and sound quality takes a hit.
Do you really want that? Just buy the best headphones that you can afford that cover your ear, they naturally block out some sound because they cover your ears, but don't hurt sound quality.
Bottom line, there's no free lunch, you have to give up something to get something.
No noise canceling headphones will totally cut out any particular kind of noise. But they do work by analyzing noise and so that they can create that same noise, out of phase to cancel most of it out. So they answer is that yes it will reduce the noise to some degree.
But one thing to think about before you drop all that money on those expensive headphones. All noise canceling headphones hurt sound quality because they have to pump out the noise you are trying to block (out of phase) to cancel out noise. So sound accuracy goes out the window, and sound quality takes a hit.
Do you really want that? Just buy the best headphones that you can afford that cover your ear, they naturally block out some sound because they cover your ears, but don't hurt sound quality.
Bottom line, there's no free lunch, you have to give up something to get something.
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