Hearing the noise floor of your amp is a pretty normal thing and isn't much to worry about.

it's quite annoying in spaces where it's very quiet, I just turn them on and it's audible

> Those whose hearing is good enough to hear that high up in the frequency range will definitely notice it.

lol, being able to hear 2.4GHz is an interesting idea.

>Those whose hearing is good enough to hear that high up in the frequency range will definitely notice it.

what you're saying there is that I have very good hearing?

you could prob return and get a decent headphone + mic or dam/amp instead. wont have to replace as often and have better sound quality

i have a mic, i just need a good pair of headset

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