subject: Do Mp3 Products Cause Hearing Problem [print this page] A compelling inquiry for users and especially for those with kids is whether the unending obsession with wholesale Mp3 players contributes to problems with hearing. This question really needs to be answered because, if anything, the headphone are becoming increasingly common. The listener strolling down the street with a wholesale Mp3 player on and loud enough so that even fellow pedestrians can hear it may be harming their hearing for the rest of their lives. So what is the science? Are Mp3 player wholesalers promoting deafness or are the devices really fine, it is just the operators that are the difficulty?
Some things are known about the science of hearing loss and wholesale Mp3 players. These products send noise in the form of music directly into the ear. Does it matter, you say. Other kinds of players do the same, don't they? Music lovers have been wearing players for quite awhile, right? Well, pay attention to the difference. An Ipod or other wholesale Mp3 players can go for eight or more hours at a time. And people can keep them on for hours and hours.
Science has discovered that 85 decibles of volume, for a long, long time, is sufficient to cause hearing deficit. The little hairs in the ear canal are damaged by constant, drawn out noise. In fact, if the level is higher, even 100 decibels, then only a few minutes of exposure is okay.
So why not limit the volume from the items that Mp3 player wholesalers produce? Well, that is one approach to a solution. France and other countries have limited the volume level of products offered for sale in their countries to 100 decibels. Another solution is a device that fits wholesale Mp3 players and automatically reduces the volume. This is somewhat of a solution, but the listening time contributes to the issue. Plus, once the limitations were applied to wholesale mp3 players, information on disabling the volume limits became widely available.
So what is the answer for Mp3 wholesale players? One response is, of course, a teaching campaign because the products are not really at fault, uncaring listeners are. Perhaps a push like the no smoking campaign will work! Perhaps depictions of attractive people having to hold hearing devices to their ears will accomplish much . Because not a soul is going to give up the super wholesale Mp3 players!
