Submitted by who_me_nah_you t3_10jmo9r in headphones
fuzeebear t1_j5n7ki5 wrote
Reply to comment by crod242 in I have also ruined my child for life. by who_me_nah_you
There's an integrated circuit in the headphones that puts a cap on the voltage so it can never exceed X amount.
crod242 t1_j5n7w83 wrote
is it possible to add something like this via an adapter that works with existing headphones?
fuzeebear t1_j5n8eyj wrote
Kinda. You can use an adapter to reduce the voltage to cheapo sensitive headphones. https://ifi-audio.com/products/ear-buddy/
That "hifi" adapter and the integrated circuit in the kids' phones , in the end, do the same thing
crod242 t1_j5n94yg wrote
my fear is that I'm going to switch between hd600s and meze 99s and forget to turn the gain switch on my amp off then rupture my eardrums
do you think something like that adapter could reduce it enough to prevent them from deafening me if that happened?
Broad_Term3895 t1_j5o2ivd wrote
Nope if you have strong amp. Ear buddy can limit only by 12db and Ifi iematch by 24db.
rhalf t1_j5o6uok wrote
You can solder two diodes directly to the driver like explained here:
https://www.electronics-tutorials.ws/diode/diode-clipping-circuits.html
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