> To ease your mind: it goes boop boop boop boop klick, is that what you’re hearing?

Yes.

>Can you hear the same thing on speakers or other headphones

Yes.

>Try audiocheck.net

Thanks, will try tomorrow.

> Anyway I tried the same test with my hd58x and Arias and i've got the same result as the Diokos, no rattling sound or nothing else I think.

Thanks.

It's mine and daughter's at this point, so makes me wonder.

Could you answer this specific question please: do you hear absolutely nothing "else" at the end of the every third low frequency "beep", when it goes from beeps of one frequency, to another?

> Why do you even care about fake internet points?

I had a weird experience in one of the songs ("Counting Stars" very early and periodically weird sound, which I'm too bad at English to describe... perhaps "scratching a string"?), so went to check it and could only find youtube videos (first tried spotify but it only has songs).

And what is there to downvote for?

What are the better ways to test things, when one has doubts? (I need to determine whether they are flawed or not, to decide whether I keep them, return them and ask for a replacement)

>And there is no answer because not many people have the diokos and have the time to do this kind of test.

One could test it with any headphones and share the findings.

>Anyway I did the test with the diokos, no ratttling sound from my end.

Thanks.

I've also tried it with Wireless Sony mx4s and can still hear it, so maybe I"m describing "rattling" wrong or got more than one set of flawed headphones.

Do you hear absolutely nothing "else" at the end of the every third low frequency "beep"?

No answers and downvoted for a hard to imagine reason.

Thanks, /r/headpohnes

Ah, she is the first "Tomb Raider" model, right?

It doesn't matter.

The goal is (at least for now, it might change if "energy will be abundant" vision turns true) that nobody wants to increase power consumption of an average household, on the opposite.

If that renders some shiny tech that arguably barely anyone on this planet needs, oh well.

> The problem is that the regulations were set and designed around the average 1080p set power draw.

No, that is absolutely not "the problem" as one would have "upped" the figure otherwise.

It is conscious "we do not want to do that". The same reason why old style inefficient bulbs are banned.