If I'm seeing this right, this device makes use of a 70/100 volt amplifier. For perspective on how absolutely stinky this thing is, that's the kind of amplifier that normally runs ALL the speakers in a grocery store. Or an airport.
The combination of Wade's maniacal laughter combined with the fact this contraption is some dodgy mate made box of death that 'probably' isn't an electrical hazard but still produces headphones to literally start smoking is just, in a word, incredible.
@P-nk-m-na yes, hence my joke. Presumably huffing burning plastic would be like clearing out your nasal passages with drain cleaner, which, while it'd prevent a cold, would give you things far worse.
@@RainaPCB That would be really funny and really dangerous lol. That's major electrical hazard levels of power, overloading a full size speaker enough for it's coil to get super hot could cause it to just combust, plus imagine what that would do to your ears before the speakers blow up lmao.
@@rockster5281That would be Mythbusters level insanity! Australia is full of desert, time to invest in Plexiglas shield, earing protection and fire extinguishers to make it happen! Do we also need a permit?
@@humphreyspellingbee1732only user, not even creator. A blacksmith bears no guilt for the damage a client causes with their blade. These deaths are solely on Wade, he has become death, destroyer of nuggets, slayer of bootlegs. No crackly nuggetphones shall ever stand against him again.
I Am Jack's Cold Sweat I Am Jack's Complete Lack of Surprise I Am Jack's Inflamed Sense of Rejection I Am Jack's Smirking Revenge I Am Jack's Blown out Eardrum
You know what this means, Wade, yes? WE NEED A SPECIAL! We need an episode ENTIRELY dedicated to blowing out all the earbuds and headphones the commercial amps COULD NOT KILL.
Looking them up they're quite cheap too, $45 aussie dollars or $29 freedom dollars or £23 great British pounds. The mic shouldn't sound that good for the price.
I think I remember that the Cashies stink buds were notorious for somehow not dying by the mojo, so the sheer joy expressed when this thing did to them what is unspeakable, was hilariously enjoyable.
@@GamesFromSpace wired headphones are the only good ones, sending audio signals through the air will always fuck up the audio. Have you listened to radio? or crappy bluetooth headphones? theyre terrible. protocol really has no bearing on it, its interference that you need to worry about, and its EVERYWHERE.
The power creep on the Headphone Blower-Uppers is insane, compare the Diablo and the Mojo 1, which rarely got kills, to this, where it just kills anything it touches.
@naadirbakari8305 Because the headphones/earbuds that get blown up are too rubbish quality to make any music enjoyable to anyone but those who are completely deaf. There is little point to their existence except that of landfill. And so they burn. Bwahahahahaha!!
I was expecting something akin to the output of 555 based signal generator being fed into a MOSFET (it's an old design for blowing manky speakers up, but it's tried and tested), using an actual amplifier is nuts, and I totally approve.
i love the duality of this channel as sometimes you get really nice sounding headphones with the horrific ear on a stand and then videos like this where you get a sadistic australian guy cackling with glee over blowing up headphones
2 things: 1. I was genuinely surprised and a bit startled seeing smoke out of those Apple headphones. 2. I think we need a chart for how long each headphone lasts until it breaks forever.
6:01 Kinda like how the several-hundred-watt amps in electronic outdoor warning siren controllers buzz the tone they’re playing when the drivers aren’t hooked up
The Crest mic was actually surprisingly pretty good, and the sound quality coming out of the headphones themselves before they just kind of... died... seemed undistorted and generally OK as well. I know that wasn't a proper test, but for a $10 pair of headphones, I'm kind of impressed! Those seemed at least serviceable. And that Asena mic is, dare I say, quite good! Again, not bad for what I can only assume was just about the cheapest gaming headset around.
@@Code7Unltd Yeah, but I've used some wired microphones in my day that were just absolute garbage. In fact, I've used more that were kind of junk than those that weren't. So I'm still pretty impressed with that one, for the price point. It definitely seems like one might actually get their money's worth with those headphones!
If anyones curious, that amp can put out 120 watts @100v. Usually, you would be running 10-20 ceiling speakers off of something like this. Headphones usually operate on LESS THAN A WATT. You could probably pop 100 headphones AT THE SAME TIME with this.
Electronics engineer here! If you want smoke, try finding the sweet spot for the maracabuds where it starts to make that rattling crinkly noise, mark the dial, then run them constantly at somewhere just below! This will allow the coil to heat up more for smoky, sweet bud-blowing. 😈 We also definitely need to see some more mid-range common headphones against this! Sennheiser HD2XX series? AT MXXx series maybe? Some Sony over-ears? Or, alternatively, some mid range buds like the Sony and JVC wired earphones and over-ears? We demand SACRIFICES for the MARACA CRACKER 9000
If this was sold as a retail product it would actually make a lot of money from the sheer fun of blowing headphones up. But might lose just as much from the lawsuits
Well, if they literally said on the package that it's built to blow up headphones, then you can't quite sue for that. If you bought it and broke headphones with it, intentionally or not, so long as the company makes it very, very clear thats the point, they're legally fine.
@@rares3968 You bet. Ever seen those lawsuits? It’s a real nightmare to handle. Anything that smokes can potentially cause a fire if you’re not careful.
I have been waiting years to see genuine smoke from some dirty buds and the day is finally upon me. I cheered out loud like I was watching my first born child win a footy match. Bless you Wade and Chris. This moment will echo through the halls of nuggetude for all eternity
Haha this is amazing. If no one else has yet suggested it, you should keep track of how far each pair of headphones makes it on the dial and rank them like with the fuel economy chart
What I think happened with the over-ears making those weird noises is the amplifier going into 'protect' mode. It may be possible to disable or remove the protection circuitry and then the true power of the amp will be unleashed.
Lol yeah I tried blowing up some speakers from an alarm clock with my denon av receiver (120w per channel) and it turned off and went into ‘protect mode’
You're gonna need one of those little fans used by people who solder a lot. Like at first I thought it was just a little fan they use to blow the smoke away but it actually pulls in the solder smoke (or in this case earbud death smells) inward and through a filter. They're also pretty cheap. I'm sure James knows what it is lol Also I know the point is to blow them up but I do enjoy seeing how long some last against each other when used with a "slightly" less extreme amp setup. But at the end of the day, I just like to see those poor little meow meows pop n smoke.
Honestly, it's so amazing how you have these connections, and makes me feel good that I have connections to people who build crazy stuff, which hey, that's what being in a robotics team does.
your laugh is ridiculously contagious. When you posted that video a few weeks ago saying you needed a break, I thought you were gone for good. I'm so glad you're back and putting me in stitches again every Thursday night here in the UK
you should get a second volume knob that's geared to the big one. Every crank of the second one should be like, 1/10th the rotation on the big one so you can really fine tune how much you dial it up by
It's doubtful they'll literally explode. It's way more likely that a resister or thin wire or a controller chip will smoke out first. Literally exploding would require a capacitor or something, and there isn't really much reason to include those in cheap-o buds.
@@OtakuUnitedStudio Caps are required for the functionality of basically any electronics (decoupling and such), but anything large enough to explode (rather than just short) near the audio signal would screw with the sound and would also be kinda pointless.
The only headphones/earphones with capacitors in them are ones with multiple drivers per side (crossover capacitor for the high frequency driver) or ones with a built in amplifier like bluetooth units. These cheap buds are all single driver per channel, wired directly in from plug to driver with nothin in between. No danger here :)
Most of the expensive ones are not going for mic quality, there going for sound quality, things like razor krakens mainly go for audio then microphone, but headsets like HyperX try to go for both mic and audio quality for the right price, cheaper headphones go for mic quality cause it’s cheaper than audio quality, there are some cheap headsets that have both good mic and audio quality for a cheap price
you should put numbers around the dial and give things a score for how far them make it before dying
yes yes yes we a chart!
That's genious ! Harvard needs you!!
Bump
I had this exact thought as soon as I saw it
Yup
I love the little puff of smoke; it’s like watching the soul of the headphones leaving the chassis
smelly soul
it's like minecraft
@@kinniecas9004 crappyheadphones69 was slain by Maraca Cracker
Just need the ghostly errghhh as the smoke pops out
*pikmin death noise*
"every machine is a smoke machine if you use it wrong enough"
RBMK reactor moment
@@santeris.4708 live RBMK reaction
@@santeris.4708 for some reason russia use it to this day
Just like a smoke bomb
If I'm seeing this right, this device makes use of a 70/100 volt amplifier. For perspective on how absolutely stinky this thing is, that's the kind of amplifier that normally runs ALL the speakers in a grocery store. Or an airport.
Good god, it's like he went from firecrackers to a nuclear bomb.
@@yukonhyena2957i would personally say he went from a joke shocker to a tesla coil.
@@uselesscrap2701 i envision it as going from a cap gun to a four-bore rifle
@@uselesscrap2701Tesla coil can just be a joke shocker too. It’s all in the coils and input voltage
@@snoleopard good one.
It's not longer about the destruction, it's about how satisfying that destruction is.
Ooh hello nerf guy
WALCOMS7????? Nice to see you on the channel man.
Wow hey Walcom I didn’t know you were a tech guy still nice to see you
@@TheNorsemonI mean, Walcom *does* do a lot of blaster mods, so with that comes at least some sort of interest in/knowledge on electronics.
Well this was unexpected
I lost HARD at dankpods screaming in slowmotion LMFAO
the office headset and the half-second of “WHOOOOAA”
It was hilarious
Honestly, this man is one of the best TH-camrs
now watch it at 2 times speed
"it just went, aeeegh"
The combination of Wade's maniacal laughter combined with the fact this contraption is some dodgy mate made box of death that 'probably' isn't an electrical hazard but still produces headphones to literally start smoking is just, in a word, incredible.
Should had been called the Headphone Smoker 9000.
Top grade entertainment, I'll tell you that
It's even better when it's so loud but you can only just hear him cackling
It's kind of like Tony trying to start but sounds less painful and more joyful and giddy.
Aren't headphones powered by a small fraction of a watt?
Diablo, Mojo, Mojo 2 and now this thing. Wade is now the most dangerous audiophile in the world
Don't try to get into an argument with him or he'll destroy your headphones
@@OpalTheHusky Just a “minor inconvenience”. Apart from the fact you’re probably now deaf.
Maracas:You can't stop me. Mojo:*I KNOW, BUT HE CAN*
Should we be trusting him with all this power? XD
I can make a more dangerous one
I love how as soon as Wade recovered from his travel cold he started inhaling headphone fumes
This creature has a name? I had no clue. I just thought he was an entity of audio defilation
Presumably not sniffing melting plastic was how he got the cold in the first place. 😆
@P-nk-m-na yes, hence my joke. Presumably huffing burning plastic would be like clearing out your nasal passages with drain cleaner, which, while it'd prevent a cold, would give you things far worse.
r/woooosh@P-nk-m-na
@@aaaaghdoor6056 Yes, this creature is named Wade Nixon.
my favorite part of the machine is how huge the gain knob is. it absolutely could have been normal-sized, but bigger knob means bigger kills
Big knob is big volume smol knob is what your girlfriend is experienced with
It gives that nice slow turn. Really builds to the last gasp.
@@jollygreenjeff2640☠️
@@jollygreenjeff2640 ha, implying i have a girlfriend
You need to properly dial in your murders
That thing looks legitimately dangerous. It's so overkill and I love it.
Honestly, yeah its pretty good, but what if we made one that takes power out of a dryer outlet? 5000W amp enough to kill full size speakers
@@RainaPCB That would be really funny and really dangerous lol. That's major electrical hazard levels of power, overloading a full size speaker enough for it's coil to get super hot could cause it to just combust, plus imagine what that would do to your ears before the speakers blow up lmao.
@@rockster5281That would be Mythbusters level insanity! Australia is full of desert, time to invest in Plexiglas shield, earing protection and fire extinguishers to make it happen!
Do we also need a permit?
It might kill headphones in a second - but sadly also iPods....
RIP to a real one
I'd call this the electric chair of DAC's. It doesn't just amplify the sound, it straight up kills it
Would love to see him destroy a transparent bud just to see what happens inside
That would be awesome
KZ execution let's go!
(Not a hater, I like my ZSN Pros lol)
there are tons of clear earbuds on the market (lots of good one too) can be used as his test subject
I think he should take the speakers out and show the before and after he blows them up
Same here
i don't think i've ever seen headphones and earbuds legitimately RELEASE VISIBLE SMOKE in a dankpods video before. this is insane and i love it
me too
nah that's just the souls of the dirty buds
@@SHO-HDhow emblematic of them lmao
They show up unwanted, pollute the air by their presence and they break up and disappear in a whiff
That wasn't smoke, that was the soul of the headphones leaving their mortal shell.
No, it was steam. Steam from the steamed clams.
@@e_Davemmmmmm. steamed clams
Mmmmmm. Steamed clams.
@@cyclops8238 oh egads! my roast is ruined!
@@cyclops8238 Mmmmmm. Steamed clams.
It would be fun if there was a "dial leaderboard" to see how far a set could go on the dial before they exploded
YES. WII NEED THIS
adding a vote
YES MR DANK PODS, ITS THIS COMMENT RIGHT HERE I WANT YOU TO HEART
I ~second~
~third~
fourth this.
Absolutely
I've never seen Wade so happy.
The pure joy he experiences popping those earphones/buds is a thing of beauty.
The mic demo stories are always entertaining.
love those things.
@@tysoncook5152 who doesn’t?
This beast is the literal audio equivalent of using a full size woodchipper on small twigs
It's like using 120 pounds of tannerite in a small Honda
It's the audio version of firebombing 80,000 to 100,000 civilians living in a wooden city.
Aka. “The Steve Bucemi” Chipper
This is the audio equivalent of taking the dog out the back, but instead of using a shotgun it's an RPG that fires nukes
Davy, davy crocket king of the old frontier.
At this point it’s hard to tell who’s more dangerous, the nuggetphone bloweruppers or Wade himself.
We cannot blame that which does not have agency for the deaths it causes - only its user and its creator.
"Yes"
maraca crackers don't kill headphones. wade kills headphones XD
James
The answer is James
@@humphreyspellingbee1732only user, not even creator. A blacksmith bears no guilt for the damage a client causes with their blade. These deaths are solely on Wade, he has become death, destroyer of nuggets, slayer of bootlegs. No crackly nuggetphones shall ever stand against him again.
"This is not a retail product"
I am jack's complete and total lack of surprise at this revelation
Great fight club reference
Tyler Durden audiophile be like "All the audio devices you wish you could own, they're my possession".
But I want one
I Am Jack's Cold Sweat
I Am Jack's Complete Lack of Surprise
I Am Jack's Inflamed Sense of Rejection
I Am Jack's Smirking Revenge
I Am Jack's Blown out Eardrum
"This is not a retail product, this not something you would want to sell to people as a retail product." *IVE GOT AN IDEA!!*
"🎵I gOt An IdEa!!!🎵🎵"
MISTER CRAAAABSSS, IVE GOT AN IDEA!!!
You know it's great when the audio equipment review/commentary channel needs a fume hood
You know what this means, Wade, yes?
WE NEED A SPECIAL!
We need an episode ENTIRELY dedicated to blowing out all the earbuds and headphones the commercial amps COULD NOT KILL.
Yessss
I'd imagine they got thrown out after the episode so I doubt that's possible
Cool idea though.
Too expensive though and that's just e-waste generation
@@abhinandhari7812 the amount of waste generated vs content created is negligible.
He could finally kill the LaPhonys!
3:12 The laugher of a mad genius.
"Audio Weapon" is pretty a proper nomenclature considering that it is a steel box with a dedicated ARMING SWITCH
Hammond style aluminum enclosure🤓
The oddest thing about this video is that the Crest headset had one of the best microphones featured on the channel thus far
Looking them up they're quite cheap too, $45 aussie dollars or $29 freedom dollars or £23 great British pounds. The mic shouldn't sound that good for the price.
I got similar results by rigging up a $10 lavalier mic onto some headphones
@@AzumiLP😊
@@AzumiLPCrumpet coins. £1 = crumpet coin
right lmao i was thinking the same thing!!
2:03 A moment of silence for the iPod we lost 😞
This feels like a war crime against audio devices. Like I fully expect to see this in the Geneva convention
Don't worry, the crappybuds started it with the crimes against audio. If you're only doing it back neither side will get convicted
So it's like fighting fire with fire then.
I think I remember that the Cashies stink buds were notorious for somehow not dying by the mojo, so the sheer joy expressed when this thing did to them what is unspeakable, was hilariously enjoyable.
7:51 closest thing to edging on TH-cam.
Underrated comment
Whenever Wade blows up headphones I lower my volume in fear of ruining the headphones im currently using.
With this device, it's even more dangerous now lol
Me too lol, especially since they're cheap dirtybuds.
Its a very reasonable fear, when he tested the skullcandy ones they actually saturated my cheap cellphone headphones .
woooow who is wade🤯🤯🤯🤯
Worry about you're ears more.
The microphone on that gaming headset was actually extremely nice. It's almost a shame it's attached to absolute cack ear cans.
I legit had to argue with a guy on tik tok because he thought that gaming headphones where better then the beyerdymanics dt 990 pro. Like how
Besides the lack of swivel obviously, the drivers sounded fine - until they popped
@@esqx0878 Tells you the average tik tok user IQ there, separate headphones and mic with pass through is the way to go
@@esqx0878because the cheap gaming headphones were the ones his mother was willing to buy him.
@@benanderson89 valid lmao
Already killed it and an iPod.
Pro gamer.
3:18 the insane cackle of a mad scientist seeing his evil plans come true
Imagine being the guy who pulls this out of the attic in 60 years and plugging in not knowing that it does
Imagine being the guy in sixty years still using wired headphones....
@@GamesFromSpaceBluetooth is horrible for sound quality
@@carcollerote8121 In 60 years, I'm sure wireless will have come far enough that it's actually good. It's 60 years.
Why I specifically chose a phone with a jack.@@carcollerote8121
@@GamesFromSpace wired headphones are the only good ones, sending audio signals through the air will always fuck up the audio. Have you listened to radio? or crappy bluetooth headphones? theyre terrible. protocol really has no bearing on it, its interference that you need to worry about, and its EVERYWHERE.
It doesn't just kill headphones, it also kills iPods. What a chonksterr
The power creep on the Headphone Blower-Uppers is insane, compare the Diablo and the Mojo 1, which rarely got kills, to this, where it just kills anything it touches.
Wade's laugh when the smoke fled for it's life was soo infectious
2:03 tragic foreshadowing :(
RIP the drum stream pod
5:22 Very good in comparison to most headsets actually
I’m glad he’s back. My wife asked why is blowing up headphones a video, and I gave her the lore.
Indoctrinate her. She will join us.
I want to know too
why does he blow them up
@naadirbakari8305 Because the headphones/earbuds that get blown up are too rubbish quality to make any music enjoyable to anyone but those who are completely deaf. There is little point to their existence except that of landfill.
And so they burn. Bwahahahahaha!!
Deepest lore
I was expecting something akin to the output of 555 based signal generator being fed into a MOSFET (it's an old design for blowing manky speakers up, but it's tried and tested), using an actual amplifier is nuts, and I totally approve.
The fun isn't in the timing, it's in the power
As someone who watches styropyro, I completely understand this
On 5:48 the volume potentiometer may have died before the speakers on the headphones, that may be why they didn't blow up
i love the duality of this channel as sometimes you get really nice sounding headphones with the horrific ear on a stand and then videos like this where you get a sadistic australian guy cackling with glee over blowing up headphones
Freakish ears on a stand you mean
4:41 great choice for carrot in my totally non biased opinion
2 things:
1. I was genuinely surprised and a bit startled seeing smoke out of those Apple headphones.
2. I think we need a chart for how long each headphone lasts until it breaks forever.
btw they were fakes i think
im not, apple products are overpriced garbage
I wouldn't be that surprised. Apple makes cheap crap and attaches a premium price tag to it.
@@foodeater3that was official packaging.
@@logandarnell8946It was official looking packaging, but nope.
5:14 that ain’t bad for mic quality
6:01 Kinda like how the several-hundred-watt amps in electronic outdoor warning siren controllers buzz the tone they’re playing when the drivers aren’t hooked up
7:11 Scarlet Fi-BOOFVFVF
Amazing comment
The amount of joy from Wade destroying these headphones makes this possibly the funniest episode yet
Love wades maniacal laughter and energy. He now holds the MOAHB. Mother Of All Headphone Blowerupper.
This machine is the definition of "There is no kill like overkill."
The Crest mic was actually surprisingly pretty good, and the sound quality coming out of the headphones themselves before they just kind of... died... seemed undistorted and generally OK as well. I know that wasn't a proper test, but for a $10 pair of headphones, I'm kind of impressed! Those seemed at least serviceable.
And that Asena mic is, dare I say, quite good! Again, not bad for what I can only assume was just about the cheapest gaming headset around.
That's the power of wired microphones.
@@Code7Unltd Yeah, but I've used some wired microphones in my day that were just absolute garbage. In fact, I've used more that were kind of junk than those that weren't. So I'm still pretty impressed with that one, for the price point. It definitely seems like one might actually get their money's worth with those headphones!
For 10$ they sounded very reasonable.
@@ChicknSandwich definitely
I had to pause the video and check the comments cuz I was so impressed by the Asena mic I thought I was going crazy
3:26 mans literally went R2D2
😂
If anyones curious, that amp can put out 120 watts @100v. Usually, you would be running 10-20 ceiling speakers off of something like this. Headphones usually operate on LESS THAN A WATT. You could probably pop 100 headphones AT THE SAME TIME with this.
Is there any way of making a pair of headphones survive the maraca cracker 9000? A billion resistors or something?
Nah, I think the resistance would be wayyyy to high
This has got to be one of the best DankPods video's in a long time. Absolute legend. And that custom box is truly the thing this channel was missing.
7:51 the nugget phones sound nice for a few seconds
You should write a scale on the dial and start a leaderboard for how high different dirty buds get on it before blowing up.
loooove it
One thing I can always count on is Dank’s killing machines will always have the funkiest names
7:23 dankpod"s laugh had made me dying
Electronics engineer here! If you want smoke, try finding the sweet spot for the maracabuds where it starts to make that rattling crinkly noise, mark the dial, then run them constantly at somewhere just below! This will allow the coil to heat up more for smoky, sweet bud-blowing. 😈
We also definitely need to see some more mid-range common headphones against this! Sennheiser HD2XX series? AT MXXx series maybe? Some Sony over-ears? Or, alternatively, some mid range buds like the Sony and JVC wired earphones and over-ears? We demand SACRIFICES for the MARACA CRACKER 9000
Yes! I'd love to see proper audio equipment against this beast
I love the pure joy he gets from blowing up headphones
rip stream ipod
The iPod is just for the noise it doesn’t get damaged only the headphones get damaged
@@ZaynOnYTI think you fell behind on videos
If this was sold as a retail product it would actually make a lot of money from the sheer fun of blowing headphones up. But might lose just as much from the lawsuits
Well, if they literally said on the package that it's built to blow up headphones, then you can't quite sue for that. If you bought it and broke headphones with it, intentionally or not, so long as the company makes it very, very clear thats the point, they're legally fine.
@@minttshakeand a warning don't put in your ears
@@minttshakeit can start house fires
@@bingokemski4473 House fire from an amplifier?
@@rares3968 You bet. Ever seen those lawsuits? It’s a real nightmare to handle. Anything that smokes can potentially cause a fire if you’re not careful.
Always a good day when dankpods uploads
Yes
Hell yeah! I'm really glad he took a vacation, everyone needs relaxing time, but I'm even more really glad he's back lol
4:52
Fart of death
I have been waiting years to see genuine smoke from some dirty buds and the day is finally upon me.
I cheered out loud like I was watching my first born child win a footy match.
Bless you Wade and Chris. This moment will echo through the halls of nuggetude for all eternity
You're easy to please hey
Haha this is amazing. If no one else has yet suggested it, you should keep track of how far each pair of headphones makes it on the dial and rank them like with the fuel economy chart
It’s not just an electric chair for trashbuds. We can actually now hear the earbuds cling on for dear life before collapsing now too 💃💃
In terms of headphone-detonator, we went from the equivalent of a tiny grenade to full-blown atomic bomb, mate we reached the big leagues now
What I think happened with the over-ears making those weird noises is the amplifier going into 'protect' mode. It may be possible to disable or remove the protection circuitry and then the true power of the amp will be unleashed.
Lol yeah I tried blowing up some speakers from an alarm clock with my denon av receiver (120w per channel) and it turned off and went into ‘protect mode’
I love how youtube only put this on my front page AFTER i watch thd vid where you killed it lol
You're gonna need one of those little fans used by people who solder a lot. Like at first I thought it was just a little fan they use to blow the smoke away but it actually pulls in the solder smoke (or in this case earbud death smells) inward and through a filter. They're also pretty cheap. I'm sure James knows what it is lol
Also I know the point is to blow them up but I do enjoy seeing how long some last against each other when used with a "slightly" less extreme amp setup. But at the end of the day, I just like to see those poor little meow meows pop n smoke.
Nah, fuck that. It feels good.
james gonna have em
7:06 we FINALLY have a backstory as to why his mic sounds bad. He’s calling to tell these stories from jail!
Hes in jail for arson 6:58
4:51 that looks like the pikmin death animation
Omg
4:25 tech support
I know right
We’ve seen the USB Killer, but now we have a headphone killer.
Honestly, it's so amazing how you have these connections, and makes me feel good that I have connections to people who build crazy stuff, which hey, that's what being in a robotics team does.
Maybe you could get a connection for your rust problem man
your laugh is ridiculously contagious. When you posted that video a few weeks ago saying you needed a break, I thought you were gone for good. I'm so glad you're back and putting me in stitches again every Thursday night here in the UK
Anything that survives this weapon of audio destruction deserves an award for being unkillable
you should get a second volume knob that's geared to the big one. Every crank of the second one should be like, 1/10th the rotation on the big one so you can really fine tune how much you dial it up by
3:49 *DROP THE BASS.*
A better analogy?
Putting a small little creature in a sock and tying that sock to the end of a helicopter blade.
it looks absoluetly industrial, like something that belongs at a power plant, i love it
4:44
That $10 headset went quicker then the cheaper ones he did first.
Mister Dackmus literally TORTURING poor hedp-h-o-ni-es for 8 minutes straight! Loved it!
I remember this device being mentioned in a drum stream over a year ago (at the time the drum streams were on twitch)
It's all good fun until a cheap pair of buds literally explodes in Wade's hands
It's doubtful they'll literally explode. It's way more likely that a resister or thin wire or a controller chip will smoke out first. Literally exploding would require a capacitor or something, and there isn't really much reason to include those in cheap-o buds.
@@OtakuUnitedStudio Caps are required for the functionality of basically any electronics (decoupling and such), but anything large enough to explode (rather than just short) near the audio signal would screw with the sound and would also be kinda pointless.
@@nikkiofthevalley unless the earbud have a build it dac, most of them wont have one, especially the cheapos one
The only headphones/earphones with capacitors in them are ones with multiple drivers per side (crossover capacitor for the high frequency driver) or ones with a built in amplifier like bluetooth units. These cheap buds are all single driver per channel, wired directly in from plug to driver with nothin in between. No danger here :)
The best part of the video is listening to him talk about plant breeding.
You know it’s good when you need to arm your amp prior to use.
The amount of fun a man and some cheap ear buds can have is spectacular 😂
It’s unimaginable and unmeasurable
6:36 a bit good but extremely spacious
Can't wait to see how speakers fair against the fire hazard in a box
6:36 how the heck does the mic of a cheap gaming headset sound better than many other headsets that cost so much more?
Most of the expensive ones are not going for mic quality, there going for sound quality, things like razor krakens mainly go for audio then microphone, but headsets like HyperX try to go for both mic and audio quality for the right price, cheaper headphones go for mic quality cause it’s cheaper than audio quality, there are some cheap headsets that have both good mic and audio quality for a cheap price
The sheer joy you get from destroying headphones is some of the best content on TH-cam. This video goes raw.
This is the most hilariously overpowered piece of audio equipment of all time