Micro Solution of Japan

RS Earphone #02 Black / Reverse Sound System Sports Model Earphone

Specifications

• BRAND: Micro Solution of Japan
• COLOR: Black
• FORM FACTOR: In Ear
• SPECIAL FEATURE: Sports-and-exercise
• PACKAGE TYPE: Standard Packaging
• FIT TYPE: In-Ear
• SPECIAL FEATURES: sports-and-exercise
• PRODUCT DIMENSIONS: 6.85 x 5.2 x 2.05 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT: 2.46 ounces
• PACKAGE TYPE: Standard Packaging

Introduction

It is specifically made for sports models. It is black in color. It is comfortable for your ears. It is connected easily. it is connected by wires. It has high bass.

HOW TO FIX

Right-touch your device/headphones and click on properties. Find the enhancements tab and if you see any setting named reverse stereo, indispose it apply settings and exit.

HOW TO REVERSE AUDIO

When you are ready to reverse your section of audio, open the editor window at the bottom of the GarageBand screen by clicking the editor button that is the scissors icon in the top left of the GarageBand window. Next, select the region that you want to play in reverse. Once you have selected your region, head down to the editor window and at the bottom left of it, select region and check the box for reverse playback.

HOW TO REVERSE LEFT AND RIGHT HEADPHONES

Go to settings, and choose “Accessibility”. There you can search for a slipper to shift speaker balance either right or left.

HOW TO WEAR EARPHONES

Standard in-ear headphones are typically worn with the wire hanging on the front or back, straight down. Since they are in-ear and not earbud headphones, it is best to wear them snugly by tugging on your earlobes as you insert the ear tips to ensure a strong seal inside the ear canal.

HOW TO INCREASE LEFT EARPHONE VOLUME

• Start the Settings application.
• Scroll down in the Settings app and select Accessibility.
• To access the section regarding audio and on-screen text, scroll down.
• To increase the volume in the left or right ear, move the slider for audio balance to the left or right.

HOW TO TEST EARPHONE SPEAKERS

Connect headphones and play the audio track to test the headphone jack (or headphones). The media speaker and headphone jack tests are stereo tests, and audio is played for approximately 5 seconds through the left channel and subsequently for approximately 5 seconds through the right channel.

HOW TO SYNC

Turn off your Bluetooth and remove the earphones from their case to sync them. Press the buttons on top of the headphones twice quickly at once, and they should begin to pulse/breathe blue and begin blinking (looking for a device) Bluetooth settings should be set to Jam Ultra.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What do the letters L and R in earphones mean?
  Perhaps you’ve noticed that modern headphones are signaled with the letters L and R. Now that you are aware of those markings, it is likely that you are not giving them much thought. You just put the headphones denoted with a L in your left ear and a R in your right ear by default.

• Why are there left and right earbuds?
  The interaural temporal difference is what is meant by this. Interaural time discrepancies as tiny as 10 microseconds can be detected by our ears. As a result, if someone talks to you on your left, your brain will recognize it as originating from your left because it will take slightly longer for the sound to reach your right ear.

• What earbuds are on the left and right?
  In general, it refers to the left and right channel in which the music is recorded. Sound is recorded in two channels: the left channel is for the left ear and the right channel is for the right ear. Headphones and earphones are marked L and R for Left ear and Right ear, respectively.

• What hue does a microphone jack have?
  The jacks are color-coded green for line-out, which is for speakers or headphones, blue for line-in, and pink for a microphone, unless your computer is really old. The speaker and microphone jacks could also have a little graphic next to them. For audio devices like music players, there is a line-in jack.

• What does the term “deep bass” mean?
  The audio bandwidth between 16 and 80 Hz is referred to as deep bass. The cutoff frequency of human hearing, where sound enters the “feel zone,” is typically handled by a powered subwoofer receiving an audio signal from an AV receiver or other audio source component.

• Why is audio in mono?
  The term “mono,” which meaning “one sound,” is short for monophonic or monaural. This is a reference to mono audio, which only employs one audio channel for playback or recording and just one audio signal.

• Why won’t one of my earbuds function?
  Look over the settings. Depending on the audio settings on your headset, it might only play in one ear. So, make sure the mono option is off in your audio properties by checking your audio properties. Make sure the voice levels on both earbuds are balanced as well.

• How do I test the speakers in my earbuds?
  Connect headphones and play the audio track to test the headphone jack (or headphones). The media speaker and headphone jack tests are stereo tests, and audio is played for approximately 5 seconds through the left channel and subsequently for approximately 5 seconds through the right channel.

• How do I determine if my headset is functioning?

• If you launch your preferred browser and look up “sound recorder.” That search should return quite a few results, some of which are free. Simply record your voice while wearing the headset, then
  play it back to hear how you sound, just like with Windows.

• Can earbuds be fixed?
  Repairs for headphones are offered by several audio and electronics stores. If you are unable to find a local repair shop, you might consider sending your headphones to the maker or another repair facility for a fix. Your headphones can also be covered by a warranty, depending on the issue.

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