For now i can still hear up to ~18khz, and i'll be protecting my ears to ensure it stays that way till im ripe and old.

Just reference how safe max volume while listening, Try on your tws or wireless headphones (not the cheap one. At least good specs and Brand with price $70 or more, they're many good choices as preference. Try crank up the volume to 53-60%. usually many brand tuning safe Sound pressure level (SPL) in this range. Then try with your iem/headphone change the volume until its feel on same SPL, i never used 53-60% volume is accurate especially on cable and amp/dongle dac setup, they're so many factor like output power every amp is different like dongle and dekstop amp. 53-60% just work on tws and headphones wireless. And sometimes i seen my friend used his $15 wireless headset and used 100% phone volume . Its still sound muddy not make it more better. Note: if you listen on 60% volume then you feel the sound still not loud enough or not engaging, buy more expensive headphone,or check your ears to doctor. Good headphones usually can give good sound and feel loud enough on mid volume. Sorry my English is bad😅. Thats just my opinion

@muhammadzakyzahran7260

3 ай бұрын

I forgot to add. 53-60% usually on wireless its around 85-90db its not accurate. and You still need to take off your headphones/iem every 1-2 hours, then rest around 10-20 minute before continues using it. Your ears more important than your fucking expensive setup Lmao🤣

I personally use a dongle dac with my IEMs, as changing between different sets, the volume I 'perceive' to be normal seems to differ.... Like I use a plannar up to 40%, but a Hybrid set only uses 20%.... Are my ears playing games with me or is it some sort of 'power issue', and is there any way to ensure my listening volume to be normal, rather than 'feeling' it?

@yonghaodong

3 ай бұрын

Btw, this quote is golden 'Endgame is always a myth, your ears are not.' -Catadegen

@lore9605

3 ай бұрын

That’s normal, planars usually require more power

@catadegen

3 ай бұрын

It's normal, because different iems have different sensitivity and resistance, and usually planar sets are harder to drive as well.