Audio Egghead

  Introduction Headphones are important gadgets to many people which allow them to listen to music, watch movies and have conversations without using hands. Nevertheless, they sometimes develop problems like a distorted sound, broken wire or loose connection. Instead of buying new headphones or paying for them to be fixed, you can learn how to fix some common issues yourself. Step by step, this article will take you through the headphone repair process, list examples of common troubleshooting problems, and show how to get the best sound. 1. Tools and Materials Needed Below is a list of tools and materials needed to fix headphones: 1. Soldering iron 2. Plectrum 3. Shrink tubing 4. Wire cutters/strippers 5. Replacement cables, or ear pads (if necessary) 6. Electric tape 7. Tweezers 8. Multimeter (Optional) 2. A diagnosis of the problem When you want to start repairing your headphones, first you have to know what is wrong with them. Some common problems include: 2.1. No Sound in One o...

  nterest If you are interested in podcasting, creating a YouTube Channel, making music in your home studio, or you just want to have great Skype and video conferencing calls, the one thing you will need above all else is a great microphone. When we were asked to research some great studio microphones and feature one in our review, we chose the Samson Meteor mic. We absolutely loved this portable mic that has the look and feel of a classic. The retro-looking Samson Meteor is not only aesthetically pleasing and easy to use, but it has all the modern capabilities you would expect from a plug-and-play USB microphone. But wait—we are getting ahead of ourselves here. To give you an unbiased review, we will also look at some other great microphones available to you on the market and present their features, and the facts for each of them. We will eventually share with you the reasons we featured the Samson Meteor and present our final verdict on it at the end of this review. What Is the S...