diziness while using earphones

• Nikar

  11 Feb 06, 23:44

  hi all,
  
  has anyone here experienced slight/mild giddiness and diziness while hearing music using earphones?(those that you plug-into your ear-holes)
  
  thanks!
  nikar.
• SingaporeMacross

  11 Feb 06, 23:45

  i think the solution is to lower the volume...
• Agenda

  11 Feb 06, 23:45

  no
  
  +1
• alexkusu

  11 Feb 06, 23:53

  head too much liquid, not enuf substance. Hence soundwaves bounce back n forth repeatedly.
• d3sT1nY

  11 Feb 06, 23:55

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  head too much liquid, not enuf substance. Hence soundwaves bounce back n forth repeatedly.

  serious..???
• aRcTiC_sTaR

  11 Feb 06, 23:55

  Originally posted by SingaporeMacross:

  i think the solution is to lower the volume...

  I agree. Also depending on what type of music that you're listening to. Some of my friends get dizzy while listening to heavy metal or techno.
• ^tamago^

  11 Feb 06, 23:57

  no. phew.
• alfagal

  12 Feb 06, 00:11

  does tis happen to all e ear phones u use or e current one only?
• sinicker

  12 Feb 06, 00:15

  no such experience.
  
  somehow the earphones that u poke into ear ones.. all sizes also cant fit into my ear.
• chanff8

  12 Feb 06, 00:22

  Nope. Make sure your headphones fits well into your ear and doesn't feel uncomfortable. And keep volume at a suitable level
• M©+square

  12 Feb 06, 00:26

  Oi.....it's either too loud, or listening to music for too long. Becareful!
• huiz

  12 Feb 06, 00:55

  nope... the volume i listen to is like for ants to listen one at a disco.
• SMAPLionHeart

  12 Feb 06, 00:58

  Originally posted by Nikar:

  hi all,
  
  has anyone here experienced slight/mild giddiness and diziness while hearing music using earphones?(those that you plug-into your ear-holes)
  
  thanks!
  nikar.

  of course pluck into earhole if not then pluck into ass-hole meh
  
• ditzy

  12 Feb 06, 01:07

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  head too much liquid, not enuf substance. Hence soundwaves bounce back n forth repeatedly.

  Empty vessels make the most noise.
• SMAPLionHeart

  12 Feb 06, 01:20

  judging by what alex and ditzy said , i suggest you get a brain operation to drain excess liquid out so you won't get ditzyness while using your earphones
  
  
• launtpc

  12 Feb 06, 08:36

  [*]Do not exceed 50% volume
  [*]Do not force earphone into ear
  [*]If you feel it is too loud, immediately lower volume, don't hesitate
  [*]If your ears are painful towards metal/rock, don't play it
  [*]Don't put high volume in noisy environments (trains/buses etc)
  
• Nikar

  12 Feb 06, 22:12

  thanks guys, but if i lower the volume, like cannot enjoy leh. is it you all when listen to earphone music, you turn the volume very soft?
  
  

  does tis happen to all e ear phones u use or e current one only?

  happens to all my earphones leh. my sister also got same problem.
  is it because of cheap earphones? my one is given free when i purchased a cheap microphone, and my sister's one is the one given by the Nokia handphone.(Nokia 6110 series, i think)
  
  earphones also got difference one meh? then what about those ear-muffles? which kind is better?
  
  thanks,
  nikar.