Headphone Problems

[DreamTime]

So, I was wondering why every single pair of headphones that I own has the right ear go out on me. It is so frustrating. No matter how expensive or how cheap they are, the right ear goes haywire. Just a coincidence?

[Astrojewels]

There is no such thing as a coincidence DT!  Break it down, right side, listening, taking in information. There is a message in everything.

[Ghost]

[user=148]Astrojewels[/user] wrote:

Right side, listening, taking in information.

I had the same problem with my studio monitoring headphones for making music.
Replacing them will costs over 100+ quid, so just to recap, what does the left side mean?

[DreamTime]

Yes, maybe so AJ...but I still wonder if it is an implant that is messing with the electronics.

[Astrojewels]

DT, it could be an implant, do you have trouble hearing with that ear? When you go to large department stores that have fluorescent lights, does this ear buzz?

 

Ghost, left side is the feminine energy, creative and flowing, so there could be two reasons, your headphones are faulty, or your creative energy is experiencing blockages, the flow is not flowing.

[DreamTime]

AJ, the right ear is more 'muted' then the left ear, and the right ear is usually the one that always gets the high-pitched 'ringing' in it. I don't know about the fluorescent lights...I never paid attention to that.

[Astrojewels]

 

You should take notice next time you are in a large store, especially a hardware store as they have the concrete floor.

What about if you turn the headphones back to front, so if you put the right one in the left ear, is it the same? Have you tried using one headphone only, in the ear that gives you the ringing, so do not use your ‘good ear’ at all. I think you have to try all different things to work it out, and do you feel you have an implant in this area? Is your hearing fine usually; is it only when you place technology near it? what happens if Richard puts the headphones on?