At the moment there is a huge selection of headphones for the computer. There are both conventional models and those that are specially designed for different needs. Choosing the right headphones for yourself with such a variety of models is problematic. Before you start choosing headphones, decide which model you need, why and which headphones will be comfortable for you.
Instructions
Step 1
Most often, buyers pay attention to the following: frequency range, impedance, noise isolation level, sensitivity and, of course, convenience.
Step 2
Frequency range or frequency response (AFC) displays the relationship between the frequency of a sound and its loudness and is one of the most important criteria in choosing headphones. The frequency response is depicted in the form of a curve, and the smoother it is, the cleaner the sound.
Step 3
Another important characteristic of any headphone is its impedance. And it is responsible for the power of the sound source. The higher the resistance, the more powerful the source is needed. When choosing headphones, say, for a small player, you don't need to buy models with high impedance, otherwise there will be problems with sound reproduction in the form of extraneous noise. Any headphones are suitable for a computer.
Step 4
The following headphone characteristic affects the maximum sound volume. This is the sensitivity, it is directly proportional to the loudness.
Step 5
The noise isolation level of the headphones is determined by their design. Closed-back headphones are better suited in this regard, since their cups are tightly pressed against the ears and their wearer does not hear the sounds of the environment. And in open headphones, the sound insulation is lame.
Step 6
Convenience. This parameter is subjective. Some people like headphones equipped with an adjustable headband, some like closed vacuum headphones, and some prefer powerful, massive headphones to everyone else. The length of the cable and its structure can also be one of the parameters of convenience.
