Chris Lionheart
Smash Champion
Ok, I use headphones rather than loudspeakers on my computer most of the time. I like being able to listen to loud music without the people around my apartment being disturbed.
The problem is, every 2-3 months every pair of headphones I get just gets blown. Its always the same. The right side of the headphones stops producing sound unless I manipulate the cord just right. And then a while later, the right side stops working altogether.
It really annoys me to listen to music in mono. Its no fun. Background noises interfere, the music is softer... its just not the same.
Why does this keep happening and is there a way to prevent it? I'm not mistreating the headphones or anything. It just keeps happening with regular use.
*Sigh* For someone who spends so much time on the computer, I really don't know a lot about it.
I just lost another pair today. =/
The problem is, every 2-3 months every pair of headphones I get just gets blown. Its always the same. The right side of the headphones stops producing sound unless I manipulate the cord just right. And then a while later, the right side stops working altogether.
It really annoys me to listen to music in mono. Its no fun. Background noises interfere, the music is softer... its just not the same.
Why does this keep happening and is there a way to prevent it? I'm not mistreating the headphones or anything. It just keeps happening with regular use.
*Sigh* For someone who spends so much time on the computer, I really don't know a lot about it.
I just lost another pair today. =/