I want to start by giving a "Play List" of my day to day that is nothing more than

Convincing..🗣️🙋

Managing to sell..🤝

and delivering🏃🚚

cell phone accessories..

But most of all I like to sell my Headphones..

I have a main product or flagship product 🏁

I offer them to people with the name "S10 AKG" which also helped me when creating a pseudonym or nickname here in S.N and as you can see this is my profile😅

But beyond that, experts or science define that a good sound has several properties such as:

📌Frequency: A good sound should be within the audible range for humans, between 20 and 20,000 Hz.

Amplitude: The intensity or volume of the sound is important. A good sound must have an adequate amplitude to be perceived clearly.

📌Acoustic power: The amount of energy emitted by the sound waves is relevant. A good sound must have a reasonable acoustic power.

📌Frequency spectrum: The distribution of amplitudes for each frequency is important. A good sound must have a well-balanced and distortion-free frequency spectrum.

📌Details: A good sound must have good definition and clarity in details, such as texture, timbre, and depth.

Immersion: A good sound must create a feeling of immersion or envelopment, as if the sound were coming from different directions and heights.

📌Balance: Good sound must have the right balance between the different frequency ranges, without any one predominating over the others.

Regarding sound quality in different media, such as:

📌Audio systems: Good sound in an audio system depends on the equipment used, such as speakers, amplifiers, and audio processors. Sound quality can vary depending on the system's settings and adjustment.

📌Headphones: Good sound in headphones depends on the quality of the equipment, such as drivers, frequency response, and noise cancellation.

➡️Now what happens specifically with Headphones...🤔

Auditory processing: When you listen to music with headphones, the sound is transmitted directly to your ears through the headphones. This activates the hair cells in the inner ear, which convert the sound into electrical signals. These signals are sent to the brain through the auditory nerve.

Activation of brain areas: In the brain, auditory signals are processed in several areas, including:

Primary auditory area: Auditory information is initially processed in the primary auditory cortex, located in the inferior temporal region of the brain. This area is responsible for the perception of pitch, frequency, and rhythm.

Emotional area: Music also activates emotional areas of the brain, such as the amygdala and hippocampus, which process emotional information and association with memories and experiences.

Motor area: Music can also activate motor areas of the brain, such as the premotor motor area, which controls rhythmic movements and gestures.

Dopamine release: According to French research, listening to favorite music with headphones can generate a “pleasure overload” in the brain, releasing large amounts of dopamine, the pleasure hormone. This is due to the brain's anticipation of what will happen after the song, which generates a dopamine rush.

Development of neural patterns: Regularly listening to music with headphones can help create neural patterns in the brain, which can improve the ability to learn and remember new things. This is due to the activation of additional neurons in the brain, which strengthens neural connections and facilitates learning and memory.

Importance of volume: However, it is important to remember that exposure to loud noises and loud music with headphones can damage the hair cells in the inner ear and cause temporary or permanent hearing loss. It is advisable to keep the volume at a reasonable level and use ear protection when necessary.

💭However, there are places where the sound is heard in a very real way, like in a...

📌The quietest room in the world, created by Orfield Laboratories in Minnesota (USA), absorbs 99.99% of sounds and is known for being so quiet that people can hear their own breathing, heartbeats♥️🫀 and even the sound of their blood circulating through their bodies👂.

However, due to the mental tension🧠and stress caused by complete silence, most people cannot stay more than 45 minutes⏳inside the ANECOIC chamber.

There is no specific room that allows you to listen to blood circulation for more than 5 minutes, as the anechoic chamber experience is limited by the duration that people can endure without experiencing negative effects on their mind🧠 and balance.

It is important to note that the perception of silence and the ability to hear internal body sounds can vary from person to person.

Some people may feel that they can hear blood circulation for longer periods, but this has not been scientifically documented and may be subjective.

In short, there is no specific acoustic room that allows you to listen to blood circulation for more than 5 minutes, as the anechoic chamber experience is limited by the duration that people can endure without experiencing negative effects.

And if we express the sound in a very personal way we would say that...

Each person is a different sound and tune

➡️I personally love Music 🎼🎼 because I am a Spanish speaker, I listen to most songs in Spanish... although in my player there are some indisputable hits in English🎵🎶 and I very rarely use "Spotify" I prefer to have my 300 songs downloaded on my mobile and choose the one I like the most🎧🙋..

⏭️⏯️🎶And what do you like to listen to??? In English or in Spanish?

Or do you prefer to listen to the sea breeze ⛵..

When you open an ice-cold beer on a hot day🥵❓

How about the moan of a beautiful woman😚😉😉..

Say it without fear!!

What do your 👂👂❓

"Music is life🎶🎵