Does it affect the sound by any chance ? of the Headphone.
1413076
It serves my intended use ... haven't noticed an appreciable sound loss ...
1413077
I'm sure like with any extension there is some minor loss but it is completely unnoticeable in my experience.
774524
It looks like the amp does something to the sound to make it sound less like headphones, so possibly, but I can't at all say for sure.
1095685
I currently use these headphones and have tried some of my friends "fancy" ones. And i have never heard a difference.
2033875
No. You adjust the volume via the device that you are linked to. It's not bad though and actually is plenty loud.
2023318
I'd like to know the same. It happened to me exactly you described and my headphone only plays on one side and it's very disturbing to have to fixed it every other stroke.If you find that out let me know. TksClaudia
584300
It muffles the noise quite a bit. The clarity of the sound is definitely affected.
457877
If its the audio file itself no. If its because of a bad sound card, probably
1199156
No. At least for me, it was not cancelling noise that well. I could still hear external sounds.
2004940
No, from my experience it will turn down all sounds that are above your volume setting.I am still deciding if the item works that well.
1385268
I know that it has a volume adjust. It's hard to say. You might have a level turned down somewhere on you audio chain.
1437659
No. This device does not even make sound of it's own. It must be connected to some other device (Sound module, synthesizer or computer) that does make sound. Headphones are connected to the sound-making device.
635126
You bet. The noise cancelling feature works all by itself, without plugging it into anything. It certainly does not drown everything out but it makes a difference!
1839128
Yes. Pull the headphone link cord off the headphones and turn it to low. It will still feel weird, but it will be more bearable
274921
Yes, it does effect the sound and probably needs a fix. I am going to drill the hole.
324134
I do hear that noise occasionally, especially if I'm trying to play softly. However, I don't seem to hear it when I use the headphones. So far, it hasn't bothered me much, or else I'm getting used to it.
336767
It doesn't improve it per say, just makes it louder. If you want improvement, then you need to purchase/upgrade your DAC, cabling and headphones.
107172
Yes, it does. It's a bit fiddly, though, I sometimes have to fuss with the headphones a bit to get the sound to come out right.