Open back headphones are designed to allow sound leakage from the back of the earcups, which creates a more natural, open soundstage.

This makes them great for listening to music in a room with other people, as the sound will not be trapped inside the headphones and will not disturb others.

Closed back headphones, on the other hand, are designed to keep all of the sound contained inside the earcups, creating a more isolated and focused listening experience.

This makes them great for listening to music in noisy environments as they will block out ambient noise and keep the sound contained within the headphones.

This will depend on the model of your digital piano, a digital piano's headphone jack is usually the 6.5mm size because it is the favorite of most digital piano players. 

If you have a Yamaha digital piano, it is most likely fitted with the 6.5 standard stereo size plug.

The main reasons for using headphones with a digital piano are to reduce the sound output, to improve sound quality, and to provide a more immersive playing experience.

Digital Piano headphones are also great for practicing in quiet environments, such as at home or in a studio, without disturbing others.

Additionally, headphones can help to isolate the piano sounds of your digital piano from other instruments or sound sources in a recording or live performance.

There are several reasons why wired headphones may stop working, the most common of which is a broken wire inside the headphone cable.

Other causes can include a faulty connection between the headphones and audio source, corrosion on the connectors, or damage to the audio port on either the headphones or audio source.

In some cases, the sound may be temporarily restored by wiggling or bending the headphone cables around.

If your wired headphones are not working, there are a few things you can check to try and resolve the issue. 

The first thing to do is make sure that both the headphones and audio source are turned on and that they are properly plugged into each other.

You can also try cleaning any dirt or dust from the headphone connectors and ports with a cotton swab, and then applying a small amount of electrical tape over both connectors to create a better connection.

If none of these steps work, then it's likely that there is something wrong with either the headphones or audio source and you will need to take them in for repair.

There are a variety of reasons wired headphones sound better than Bluetooth headphones. One reason is that with a wire, the audio signal is not interrupted by any outside interference, such as from phone calls or notifications.

Additionally, the quality of the audio signal is stronger when it's transmitted through a wire, providing richer and clearer sound to the listener.

Wired headphones don't tend to break as easily as wireless headphones, but there are a few things that can happen to them.

The most common issue is the wires becoming loose and not making a good connection with the headphone jack.

This can often be fixed by re-securing the wires or using electrical tape. Another problem is the wire breaking right at the headphone jack.

If this happens, you'll need to replace the entire headset.

There is a general consensus amongst audio professionals that wired headphones generally provide a better quality sound than their wireless counterparts.

This is primarily due to the fact that wireless headphones rely on Bluetooth or other protocols to transmit audio, which can often result in a loss of quality.

Additionally, many experts feel that the best wired headphones provide a more immersive listening experience with a neutral sound signature, especially when used with the standard 6.5mm standard stereo size headphone plug.

The life of earphones, or headphones depends on the type of headphone, how often it is used and how well it is taken care of.

High quality wired earphones usually last for several years with regular use as long as they are well taken care of.

The wires can sometimes work their way out of the housing or become damaged due to bending which can cause a short in the wiring, which is what happened to our pair of audio technica headphones. 

So attention to how you care for and store your headphones is especially important if you want them to last for years and years.

Headphones, whether they are wired or wireless, should be treated with care in order to maintain their quality and functionality. 

Wired headphones can often become dislodged from the jack on your device if pulled on too hard, so it is important to be gentle when disconnecting them.

Additionally, be sure not to get the wiring wet, as this can lead to corrosion and a shorter lifespan for your headphones. 

To clean them, use a dry cloth to remove any dirt or debris that may have accumulate, and then use a slightly damp cloth if needed.

Never submerge headphones in water or use any cleaning products on them, as this could damage the internal components.

Keeping your headphones in good condition will ensure that they last longer and provide you with better sound quality.

Yes, it is possible to repair wired headphones. If the wires are frayed, then they will need to be replaced.

First, remove the old wires and then strip the insulation off of the new wires. twist each wire together and solder them to the headphone jack.

Finally, heat shrink tubing can be used to protect the connection.

It can be tough to find the perfect pair of headphones. They can be uncomfortable, cause headaches or even damage your hearing if not used properly.

One of the main problems with headphones is that they can be uncomfortable to wear. This is especially true for earbuds, which can be difficult to insert correctly into your ear canal and often don't stay in place.

Headphones that fit over your ears can be more comfortable, but they may become hot and sweaty during use.

Headphones can also cause headaches if you wear them for too long or if the sound quality is poor. If the volume is too loud, you may also damage your hearing.

For use with your piano, no, they aren't. Most pianos are not fitted with bluetooth technology, but do have a headphone jack. This will allow you to practice without disturbing others.

Otherwise, there is no clear consensus when it comes to wired headphones. Some people believe that they are outdated and not as functional as wireless headphones, while others find them more reliable in terms of sound quality.

The main concern that most people have with wired headphones is the fact that they can be easily be damaged by bending or pulling the wire too much.

Wireless headphones eliminate this problem, but they can also be more susceptible to signal interference.

Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and what you find more important: functionality or convenience.

There are a few potential reasons why only one side of your wired headphones are working. One possibility is that the headphone jack on your device is damaged and not making a good connection with the headphone plug.

Another possibility is that there's something wrong with the wiring in the headphones themselves, or with the connections between the headphones and the jack. If you have another set of headphones, try plugging them into your device to see if they work properly.

If they do, then it's likely that there's something wrong with your original headphones and you'll need to have them repaired or replaced.

If you're not sure what might be causing the problem, it's best to take your headphones to a technician for diagnosis and repair.

Headphone jacks can be difficult to fix if they're not completely broken, so it might be more cost-effective to just buy a new pair of headphones altogether.

Headphones, especially wired headphones, can be stored in a variety of ways. Some people prefer to just wrap the cord around the earpieces and put them in their pocket. Others will coil the cord up and wrap it around the earpieces.

Another way to store headphones is to place them in a small case or bag. There are many different types of cases and bags that are specifically made for storing headphones.

Headphones can also be stored on a headphone stand or hanger. A headphone stand is an upright stand that holds the headphones by the earpieces with the cord hanging down.

A headphone hanger looks like a clothes hanger, but has a clip on one end to hold the earpieces and a hole in the other end to hang it on a door or wall.

Yes, headphones can get water damage. If they are submerged in water, the wiring may short out and the sound will no longer work. 

In most cases, if the headphones have gotten wet, you can shake them out and let them dry for a few days before using them again.

However, if there is moisture inside the headphone jack, it will be difficult to dry them out and they may not work properly even after being dried.