Review on Black Panasonic RP-HJE125E-K Wired Earphones 🎧 with 3.5 mm Jack by Anastazja Kazak ᠌

So. This is my fourth set of plugs, making it exactly the 125th time I've purchased them. It is a thankless and highly subjective task, gentlemen, to analyze the ears from the perspective of the consumer. Hearing and a person's perception of the vibrations of sound is a highly delicate moment for that person. It is dependent on a number of factors, including the age of the individual, any previous traumas or disorders, as well as the condition of their ear (physically). As a former musician, I was able to determine that the upper threshold of perception was somewhere around 22,500 Hertz. This was confirmed by the procedure on the driver's commission. It is likely that a person who has spent the better part of their life working in a forge or press will be unable to hear even 10,000 hertz. The reason for this disparity in opinion is because the reviews were written by either a young adult or an older person. Everyone failed to remember where the sound was coming from. It is only natural that the majority of persons in attendance are using portable audio equipment that has varying power stages, or levels of output power, and, consequently, varying degrees of linear distortion. For some individuals, the level of the final amplifier is artificially reduced by software, whilst for others, it just causes permanent damage to their hearing. Because of this, you'll often hear people say things like "I can't hear a damn thing" or "I went deaf in half an hour." let me sum up. Gentlemen, I will say it once more: your perception is entirely personal and dependent, and it is not only determined by the device, but also by the sound source and the phonogram. This is absolutely not something that can be generalized. After listening to 74 (!) different sets of plugs, each consisting of one sound source and one phonogram, I decided to go with the 125th one. In addition, this is the fourth time))))))