Re: Bluetooth thingy

[JoeRaisin <joeraisin2001@xxxxxxxxx>]

On 12/28/2013 1:45 PM, TomR wrote:
> JoeRaisin wrote:
>> . . . ,
>> It may have more to do with the phone and the three year gap in
>> technology, but with the revolution voice calls were more or less just
>> spinning the contacts wheel - but now I can make 'em first time, every
>> time (even working 95% with text and notepad) through this device.
>> Answering calls is super easy.
>>
>> In case you are missing it - I endorse these.  They are light enough I
>> don't even know I'm wearing them.  The only frustration I have so far
>> is that when wearing a jacket the ear bud (I usually only have one in
>> on the work site or driving) I'm not using gets knocked out of its
>> magnetic cradle and I just know I'm gonna end up ripping it out.
>>
>> http://www.phonearena.com/reviews/LG-TONE-Review_id3206
>
> I am just curious..., since they are stereo, if you just have one ear bud
> in, do you just hear 1/2 (or one side) of the stereo signal?  I assume that
> there is no way to set them for "mono" where each ear bud produces the same
> sound with no stereo, right?
>
>

Not as far as I know - and yeah, music that takes advantage of
left/right outputs leaves me missing the right side.  I am finding,
however, that the ear buds don't drown out too much background yet still
give the buds a fighting chance to be heard - so having both in isn't
too bad.  Assuming I keep the volume reasonable, I'll still hear someone
yelling, "Hey!  That wall is about to fall on you!"

I'll still generally stick to one, though.  Makes me feel safer and it
doesn't affect too many songs - so far, I've only notice it on
'Frankenstein'.