Simple Living

Rediscovering My CD Collection with the M50s I recently pulled out my old CD collection to test out my M50 headphones, and it's been a nostalgic journey. My collection may be modest and a bit eclectic, but it’s filled with artists whose vocals and lyrics have always resonated with me. I find myself gravitating toward legendary voices like Jim Morrison, Freddie Mercury, and Phil Collins. And, here’s a little secret: I’ve got a soft spot for Utada Hikaru, especially her work before the Exodus album. Current Track: Phil Collins - In The Air Tonight As I sit here listening to Phil Collins' “In the Air Tonight” (Track 15 on my CD), it’s amazing how quickly the music brings me back to the 80s. This song, with its unforgettable ambiance, was part of a memorable scene in Risky Business with Tom Cruise. That movie captured a carefree, rebellious spirit—back when life felt simpler and a little more spontaneous. Moments like this make me want to go back and rewatch the film!

Reflections on Beats Studio Headphones: A Journey into Audio Quality The Beats by Dr. Dre Studio headphones were my first introduction to the world of "high-end" headphones, and although I received them as a gift, they helped me explore audio quality on a whole new level. They excelled in delivering deep bass, which made them great for genres like electronica, techno, or hip-hop. Beats are also designed to be as visually striking as they are functional; I received a lot of compliments when wearing them at cafes or on public transit. However, as my knowledge of headphones grew, so did my understanding of where Beats fit in the audio world. Downsides of Beats Studio Despite their stylish appeal, several issues led me to eventually part with my Beats Studio: Battery Dependency : The need for two AAA batteries became a constant hassle, especially as I needed to check the power button to avoid accidental drain. This reliance on batteries was inconvenient and became a bigger issue