How it works?

1. Understanding the Buttons

• Left Side: Plays sound only through the left earcup.
• Right Side: Plays sound only through the right earcup.
• Mono: Plays the same sound equally through both earcups.
• Stereo: Tests the stereo effect by playing sound directionally between the left and right sides.
• Two Sides: Plays sound through both earcups simultaneously, testing their combined output.

2. How to Test

1. Put on your headphones and ensure they are securely connected to your device.
2. Click the desired button to test the specific function.
3. Observe the sound output and confirm it matches the button's description.
4. Repeat the process for all buttons to ensure proper functionality.

Mono (Monophonic)

Definition: Mono is a sound system that uses only one audio channel. All audio is combined into a single signal without spatial separation.

Characteristics:

• Same sound in all speakers or headphones.
• Does not provide directionality or depth.
• Simpler and more cost-effective equipment.

Applications:

• Old phones and radios.
• Speeches and broadcasts focusing on clarity.

Stereo (Stereophonic)

Definition: Stereo uses two or more separate audio channels to create a sense of direction and depth in sound.

Characteristics:

• Each channel can play different sounds, creating spatial perception.
• Allows distinguishing where sounds are coming from.
• Requires specific equipment, like two speakers.

Applications:

• Music and movies for immersive experiences.
• Games and modern sound systems.
• Audio experiences with spatial awareness.