6つの一般的な音声の誤解、その謎を解き明かす

以下が翻訳結果です： "Quick Links Misconception: Headphones need to be 'burned in' Misconception: Good speakers always mean good sound quality Misconception: Gold-plated cables are better Misconception: Digital audio or analog audio is better Misconception: Latency-free Bluetooth doesn't exist Misconception: The belief that wide frequency response is better in the online audio world is widespread. Most of these misconceptions are relatively harmless, but knowing the truth still has value. Here are a few common misconceptions about audio and their explanations. No repeatable ads: Each entry is repeatable. Zone: Each entry is repeatable. ✕ Remove ads No winning ad found: Below the first paragraph!

1 Misconception: Headphones need to be 'burned in'

Technology Geek / Technique Guide: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. Headphones 'burn-in' is a widely spread legend among music enthusiasts. This belief suggests that to improve the sound of headphones, you need to 'burn-in' them, much like you would wear shoes. The 'burn-in' method involves playing any sound, including music, white noise, or anything that makes a sound. According to this belief, playing this sound for a certain period, typically around 40 hours, is better than listening to headphones during the 'burn-in' period. 'Zone: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. ✕ Remove ads' Headphone 'burn-in' is not an actual phenomenon. The frequency response of headphones remains unchanged after any use period. RTINGS tested multiple headphone pairs and confirmed that 'burn-in' is not an actual important phenomenon. You can use headphones right after purchasing them. This misconception is widespread. Furthermore, manufacturers like Soundcore and JLab also publish blog articles on how to 'burn-in' headphones. There is no need to waste your time. 'Zone: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. Zone: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable.'

2 Proverb: Good speakers do not always mean good sound quality

Ben Lovejoy / How-To Geek No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. A poorly made speaker can make your music sound very good, but a good speaker cannot compensate for bad sound quality. The foundation of a good listening experience is the sound source itself. If you are listening to highly compressed MP3s or poorly mastered tracks, you will not hear anything remarkable through any medium. 'Zone: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. ✕ Remove ads' Before upgrading speakers, check if the sound itself improves. If you are using a streaming service, change the streaming quality to the highest possible or play lossless files like CD or FLAC. If the sound is better than what you were listening to before, you can save money by not buying a new speaker. 'Zone: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. Zone: No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable.'

3 Misconception: Gold-plated cables are better

James Montoya/How-To Geek No repeatable zone ads / Each entry is repeatable. Gold-plated cables are often considered a premium option compared to regular cables, but this does not affect sound quality. Gold plating is used to prevent copper from corroding and to make the cable look better. Copper easily corrodes, and when the contact surface is lost, it needs to be covered. Unlike copper, gold does not corrode or corrode, making it an effective plating for maintaining cable use. 'Zone: Each entry is repeatable. ✕ Remove ads' However, gold plating is not necessarily better than the common nickel plating found on many cables. Nickel is clearly cheaper, and pure gold plating does not last as long as nickel. Over time, gold plating peels off when connecting and disconnecting cables. A gold and nickel alloy plating is durable and beautiful but does not affect sound quality and remains unchanged from simple nickel. Gold has higher conductivity than nickel but has no significant impact on performance. This is because most electrical signals pass through copper wire. Cables are primarily functional, and no one will see the gold plating while they are connected. Use simple nickel. 'Zone: Non-repeatable ads: All entries are repeatable. Zone: Non-repeatable ads: All entries are repeatable. Zone: All entries are repeatable. ✕ Remove ads'

4 Proverb: Digital audio or analog audio is better

Audio discussion often involves technical aspects and fine details, making one thing feel 'better' than another. However, ultimately, our listening experience is subjective. Everyone has different tastes, and the comparison between analog and digital is one example. Some people prefer digital tracks because they offer complete sound control and do not worry