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Re: only one in ear inI think it's like this. In-ears are meant to be used at a safe level in isolation from ambient stage volume. Once the ambient stage volume is introduced by taking one bud out, the bud that remains in will not compete volume-wise with the information coming into your other ear, so the tendency is to turn that in-ear up to match the stage volume which can bring that driver up to dangerous levels. At least that's my perception.
Re: only one in ear in
I think it's like this. In-ears are meant to be used at a safe level in isolation from ambient stage volume. Once the ambient stage volume is introduced by taking one bud out, the bud that remains in will not compete volume-wise with the information coming into your other ear, so the tendency is to turn that in-ear up to match the stage volume which can bring that driver up to dangerous levels. At least that's my perception.
