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We live in an era where technology is a big part of our everyday lives. You probably own a smartphone, laptop, and a tablet, probably even an iPod, or even more gadgets than just those mentioned. And when you decide to purchase a new one, they probably come with headphones. Maybe you have noticed that headphones these days are labeled with L and R to signal.
Well, now that you have noticed those markings you are still probably not giving them that much thought. You just automatically place the headphones marked with L in your left ear and the R headphone in your right ear. But there are actually a few quite good reasons for labeling those earphones and wearing them just as they are labeled.
If you are still using r/headphones, after reading this article you will maybe decide to go and purchase a new labeled pair.
I’m sure you’ve had plenty of opportunities to see a DJ at a party or a rave. Surrounded by colorful lights and roaring speakers, they mix the ultimate dance tune and set the proverbial roof on fire. And if that is the case, then you have most likely asked yourself, at least once: why are DJs wearing headphones?
In the following text, we will try to answer this very question. If you are curious party animals who asked themselves this question, now you’ll finally understand this mystery. If you’re a DJ, you already know, so we’ll suggest some of the best DJ headphones for you to wear.
Do you need to know the difference between DJ headphones and standard headphones? Is it real? Or it is just a way to increase sales? There is a big difference when it comes to these two types of headphones.
Both of them are used for different purpose and so they have different features. It is essential to know in what way they are two separate types.
Doing so, it will give you the best experience when enjoying the sound produced by them.