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No. The mic is EQed that way so you can actually hear the low and high parts of his voice. The human ear is most sensitive to the mid range as it amplifies those frequencies, and the majority of our voice also lies in the midrange. You can see this if you look at the frequency response curve of headphones, the midrange is always boosted to replicate what our ear does, it's called pinna gain. The Harman target is a good example of this. If Biden's mic was EQed flat, you wouldn't be able to hear the low or high parts of his voice. If Biden sounds like an old man, it's because he is one.
But have you considered I'm an audiophile, and it's my entire identity, which I have now found a noble application for outside of being an annoying prick to friends and family?
Should I buy Sennheiser or Bang and Olufsen workout earbuds
For workout earbuds I'd just get the cheapest wireless/Bluetooth pair with some water/sweat resistance. Sound quality doesn't really matter when working out, and wireless makes sense for this.
Thanks! I think I will get the Shokz bone conduction on Prime Day.
I've never tried bone conduction headphones, but it sounds awesome lol. Enjoy it
I used aftershokz conduction for workouts for a while, but they were never loud enough for me, so I switched to an in-ear and am happier except one ear piece is always getting loose in my ear while working out
Yeah I was hoping to get around the looseness and sweat pooling