Hydrogenaudio Forums > [TROLLING] ara-fat32 trolling split

ara-fat32

Aug 9 2004, 07:49

QUOTE(Sebastian Mares @ Aug 9 2004, 04:16 AM)

One more thing... Is it true that headphones made for the USA are louder than ones made for Europe?

Maybean USA have 110 Volts, and Europe 230, that doesn't meen that anything
electronic is different.
I think the reason for 110 Volt is to reserve some Volts for electrocuting.
And if this is true what i wrote about the Chair above, Headphones for USA are really Louder.

Someone need a Shower?

picmixer

Aug 9 2004, 09:02

ara-fat32, could you please refrain from posting about things that you either apperently have no clue about, or simply post to annoy other people by deliberately posting useless information.

/\/ephaestous

Aug 9 2004, 09:19

QUOTE(ara-fat32 @ Aug 9 2004, 08:49 AM)

QUOTE(Sebastian Mares @ Aug 9 2004, 04:16 AM)

One more thing... Is it true that headphones made for the USA are louder than ones made for Europe?

Maybean USA have 110 Volts, and Europe 230, that doesn't meen that anything
electronic is different.
I think the reason for 110 Volt is to reserve some Volts for electrocuting.
And if this is true what i wrote about the Chair above, Headphones for USA are really Louder.

Someone need a Shower?

You REALLY could use an electronics course.

I think the reason why earphones in America are louder than in Europe is that there the max. output of the cans is regulated by the gov.

Sebastian Mares

Aug 9 2004, 13:18

QUOTE(ara-fat32 @ Aug 9 2004, 03:49 PM)

QUOTE(Sebastian Mares @ Aug 9 2004, 04:16 AM)

One more thing... Is it true that headphones made for the USA are louder than ones made for Europe?

Maybean USA have 110 Volts, and Europe 230, that doesn't meen that anything
electronic is different.
I think the reason for 110 Volt is to reserve some Volts for electrocuting.
And if this is true what i wrote about the Chair above, Headphones for USA are really Louder.

Someone need a Shower?

I really don't think that headphones are fed with 110 or 220 V.