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WSA 2-xl Headphone
- Thread starter Waterdog
- Start date
HanoverDigger
Well-known member
I like mine. Go getcha some!
CT Todd
Well-known member
This is an important question. I completely believe that full cup headphones are key to digging deeper targets. I think over ear headphones are the worst choice. I think
in- ear buds are a second best choice. I wear full cup headphones all year 40°-90° glad to have them on when it’s cold and I dump sweat out of them when it’s hot. Full ear cups greatly reduce noise from the outside world. Wind, leaf noise, cars going by, people. Whatever the source is around you. When you’re digging whispers you need to be able to hear them.
You can adjust your audio response settings to help with the faint sounds but there will still be some faint ones.
Side note
I think your machine should be set up to help with faint signals. The old way was to set up your machine so that deeper signals were faint and shallow targets louder. This is a terrible way to hunt. You want the deep possibility better older targets to sound off
so you don’t miss them. This way of setting up your machine plus full cup headphones is
the way to go if you want to hear it all.
Get out there.
in- ear buds are a second best choice. I wear full cup headphones all year 40°-90° glad to have them on when it’s cold and I dump sweat out of them when it’s hot. Full ear cups greatly reduce noise from the outside world. Wind, leaf noise, cars going by, people. Whatever the source is around you. When you’re digging whispers you need to be able to hear them.
You can adjust your audio response settings to help with the faint sounds but there will still be some faint ones.
Side note
I think your machine should be set up to help with faint signals. The old way was to set up your machine so that deeper signals were faint and shallow targets louder. This is a terrible way to hunt. You want the deep possibility better older targets to sound off
so you don’t miss them. This way of setting up your machine plus full cup headphones is
the way to go if you want to hear it all.
Get out there.