music Do you listen to music through headphones loudly?

[Cash In 23,035]

I used to listen to stuff at a very high volume, but then I realised that I like my ears the way they are, so now I keep my volume around the middle. Not too quiet and not too loud.

[Twilight Sparkle97 404]

Nope. Don't like too loud noises. 

[Splashee 28,593]

I get this loud sinusoidal sound in my ears at times, so I make sure I increase the volume in my headphones, that way I can hear what I am listening to.

[ExplosionMare 21,326]

Yeah that’s how I rock out 

[Pentium100 2,294]

Sometimes I want to turn the volume up, but other people are sleeping, so I have to do that with headphones, though generally I listen in a lower volume with headphones than using speakers (because of ambient noise).

[MaxAnim 41]

I don't just listen to music loudly, I play guitar loudly as well (My sister did not enjoy the wake up call I gave her).

[Retro*Derpy 3,325]

No, I usually try to keep a normal listening volume. I hate when games, applications, and songs that get really loud when they start 

[LassAmy 40]

I don't turn it up as loud as I used to. I've heard enough stories of people losing their hearing.

[Dreambiscuit 11,136]

I don’t want to end up with tinnitus, and I don’t need my music turned up to the distortion point because that overwhelms the subtleties I want to hear. I listen at a normal volume because it’s pleasant and blasting my eardrums out of my head renders the music as nothing more than noise.

Edited September 9, 2022 by Dreambiscuit

[Brony Number 42 10,090]

I keep volume low. I wear ear plugs to the movies.

[LassAmy 40]

I really try not to anymore. I don't wanna damage my hearing  Tinnitus sounds like a real pain

[Sir Hugsalot 9,367]

No. Hearing is too important to me (especially as a musician), besides I can't really enjoy music when it becomes so loud that all the details of it are gone under excessive, distorted noise loud volume causes. It's just not fun to be honest, at least for me.