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Just me or do speakers in cell phones sound harsh?

Sorry if this doesn't seem to be the right venue for this topic, but I've been through 3 cell phones I can't use because they literally make my ear hurt. They sound harsh like bad metallic drivers breaking up even at average listening levels. Anyone actually own one that sounds natural and not fatiguing? If this is not the right forum, please direct me to the right one.
dracule1
magnumpi205
504 posts
 
As my kids would say:
Well, Da!
jylee
306 posts
 
You should address the acoustics first before upgrading. I hear silk ear pads make the voice silky smooth.
sm2727
115 posts
 
I'm on one all day. I hold it 3 inches from my head. They are killers. I'll try the razor next time.
6550c
393 posts
 
Lirpa Labs is working on one.
Judging by the specks it should sound great.

# Channels= 1/2
Slew rate= 4 V/minute
power = .01 watts into 100 ohms.
Number of inputs = 0
Number of outputs = 3
IM distortion = greater the 100db
Dynamic headroom = -25db
freq. responce = N/A
Weight = 999 lbs

LOL !!
koegz
317 posts
 
that is because phones are for talking and NOT listening to music!
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