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Posted by DavidLD on October 22, 2007 at 06:29:21:
this is a great way to damage your hearing at an early age. Take the movie "Master and Commander, as an example. The dynamic range in that soundtrack is huge, and just when you think the dialog is at a comfortable volume, the sharp and deep cannon attacks at high volume happen. This is bad enough for your ears using speakers, but if you listen to a movie like this using headphones, you will be a candidate for permanent hearing loss and a hearing aid at a very early age.