Post what you're doing right now

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

D:

 

Two questions, what exactly are you doing then, and why do you keep uploading attachments instead of using image tags?

Because photobucket is faggotry ATM.

I can't upload anything.

TOO SLOW.

 

Well I just made an HP7 thread (I knew I would at the reactions)

I'm waiting for moar reactions.

[J.C.]

I'm going to kill some necromorphs. See you later.

[Brad]

Messing around with my Google translate app.

 

Jeg liker det!

[BTGBullseye]

Testing out my new headphones, seem pretty nice so far.

What headphones might those be then?

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

Testing out my new headphones, seem pretty nice so far.

What headphones might those be then?

I say logitech.

[Bjossi]

Enjoying me some music atm. I have been very happy with my Sennheiser HD 595 ever since buying them, though after roughly 1.5 years of service the left speaker started acting really strangely. It is like something in there is loose. Tapping on the speaker with my fingers either improves it or makes it worse depending on seemingly pure luck. What I hear is some strange background sound that seems to be caused by loudness and/or low frequencies. It might even suddenly "drop out" if I'm not careful with the volume knob and as a result only hear proper sound from the right speaker while the left one only produces nonsense consisting of loud crackling and buzzing. A good slap with my palm on the left speaker usually fixes that but the background noise is harder to get rid of.

 

I am cheap so I am willing to use the finger tapping method whenever the left speaker acts up somehow. Beats spending money. When they do work fine for a while the sound is just magnificent.

[BTGBullseye]

I say logitech.

So specific... [/sarcasm]

 

Enjoying me some music atm. I have been very happy with my Sennheiser HD 595 ever since buying them, though after roughly 1.5 years of service the left speaker started acting really strangely. It is like something in there is loose. Tapping on the speaker with my fingers either improves it or makes it worse depending on seemingly pure luck. What I hear is some strange background sound that seems to be caused by loudness and/or low frequencies. It might even suddenly "drop out" if I'm not careful with the volume knob and as a result only hear proper sound from the right speaker while the left one only produces nonsense consisting of loud crackling and buzzing. A good slap with my palm on the left speaker usually fixes that but the background noise is harder to get rid of.

 

I am cheap so I am willing to use the finger tapping method whenever the left speaker acts up somehow. Beats spending money. When they do work fine for a while the sound is just magnificent.

Not a bad set of headphones there... Might just be that one of the speaker cones has broken it's glue.

 

My headset is an ABS FX-8. (contrary to the tech specs, I've clocked their high-end response to >32khz; the low-end response is accurate though) Got them on sale on Newegg for $50. Best sound I've heard out of any headset excepting one set of refurbished Sennheisers that had custom cones/magnets.

[Ian]

I felt curious as to what music sounded like with my headphones. I picked them up at Best Buy for a German project a couple of years ago. Mine is a Microsoft Lifechat LX-3000. Nothing special, but they get the job done for Skype and listening to music.

[Blightmare]

Getting ready to sleep. just checking the forums one last time.

[ProHypster]

Enjoying me some music atm. I have been very happy with my Sennheiser HD 595 ever since buying them, though after roughly 1.5 years of service the left speaker started acting really strangely. It is like something in there is loose. Tapping on the speaker with my fingers either improves it or makes it worse depending on seemingly pure luck. What I hear is some strange background sound that seems to be caused by loudness and/or low frequencies. It might even suddenly "drop out" if I'm not careful with the volume knob and as a result only hear proper sound from the right speaker while the left one only produces nonsense consisting of loud crackling and buzzing. A good slap with my palm on the left speaker usually fixes that but the background noise is harder to get rid of.

 

I am cheap so I am willing to use the finger tapping method whenever the left speaker acts up somehow. Beats spending money. When they do work fine for a while the sound is just magnificent.

This happens to virtually any speaker and headphone set, surprisingly more commonly the left side gets broken first.

 

It is just aging of the wires, the worse the connection is the worse sound gets through. It is easily fixable with instructions apparently. (through cutting and connecting wires manually).

 

This mostly happens to the sound products made in china.

[BTGBullseye]

Heading to bed soon... My eyes aren't functioning right. Or left for that matter...

[Dr. Derpy Hooves Ph.D]

Making a Machinima.

[Axeldeath]

Testing out my new headphones, seem pretty nice so far.

What headphones might those be then?

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUm-lcW7-b0

 

Planetronics GameCom 367 Closed-Ear Gaming Headset, I'm so jelly of him

[Brad]

Just came back from a trip to the dentist.

[HoboJim]

Just came back from a trip to the dentist.

 

Might seem a bit childish but i hate going there... My dentist doesent exactly inspire confidence when his hands shakes like a vibrator inside your mouth....

[Bjossi]

This happens to virtually any speaker and headphone set, surprisingly more commonly the left side gets broken first.

 

It is just aging of the wires, the worse the connection is the worse sound gets through. It is easily fixable with instructions apparently. (through cutting and connecting wires manually).

 

Though they have not gotten any worse since this started happening, which was at least a year ago. I can always "fix" it relatively easily and they stay fine for a while.

[BTGBullseye]

Heading to bed soon... My eyes aren't functioning right. Or left for that matter...

This, again...

[Bjossi]

I am left/right confused. If I am asked to do something that involves choosing either of those it may take me several seconds to realize which is left and which is right, and even if I do take that time I frequently pick the wrong one.

[BTGBullseye]

I am left/right confused. If I am asked to do something that involves choosing either of those it may take me several seconds to realize which is left and which is right, and even if I do take that time I frequently pick the wrong one.

Makes sense... I have ADHD when I get tired, so for the most part my mind just ignores the left/right distinctions...

[Bjossi]

It doesn't matter if I am a zombie, hyper-active or Mr. Attentive, I just suck at picking left or right. . .