I recently purchased some new wireless headphones. They produce a slight hissing sound and the volume of the hiss changes as you turn the volume on the headphones up. Is this normal? The model is MDR-RF810RK
If you can help, Please do.
Thats standard white noise caused by a bad wireless connection.
Things like tv's and computers can interfere with the signal.
Can you change the channel?
Happens when you get bad headphones. And not "bad" as in "faulty".
I can change the channel, Yes. Is the pair of headphones I got good.
Yup, they're possesed.
[QUOTE=Activeellis;23235002]I can change the channel, Yes. Is the pair of headphones I got good.[/QUOTE]
Not good. What you got is a creeper in your wireless streams. Get the fuck out of there!
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No but seriously, why the hell would you get wireless headphones? The hiss is a white noise, you might want to try a noise canceler or adjusting your spread spectrums in bios. Or, buy something that isn't shitty wireless headphones. Yeah yeah, you might spend more. But quality you have to pay for.
[QUOTE=Richard Simmons;23236826]
No but seriously, why the hell would you get wireless headphones? The hiss is a white noise, you might want to try a noise canceler or adjusting your spread spectrums in bios. Or, buy something that isn't shitty wireless headphones. Yeah yeah, you might spend more. But quality you have to pay for.[/QUOTE]
In theory wireless headphones are a good idea. Every pair of headphones I've had has broken because of a weak connection in the wire. But yeah - you do have to pay for quality.
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