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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for choosing RBH headphones. We are confident you will enjoy
their ability to engage you with music as much as our speakers do. Please
take a few minutes to read through this manual so you can extract the best
performance from these headphones. After the first read through, consider
keeping this manual in a handy place, just in case you need to refer to it.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION
There are three simple rules when using headphones. One, keep the volume
at a moderate level. If you must turn it up, please do so for short periods
of time. Two, if your ears begin to hurt, it's probably because it's too loud,
so turn it down. Three, use your head. Be smart about how you use your
headphones in relation to the volume level.
1.
When your ears are exposed to high volume levels (greater than 85dB) for
over an hour, you may be permanently damaging your hearing. Please use
discretion regarding the volume you choose.
2.
Before you plug the headphones into your device, be sure the device's
volume is turned down, then gradually increase to a comfortable level.
Not only will this save you from the shock of a lot of volume all at once, it
also saves your headphones from a rush from zero output to high output.
3.
We never recommend using your headphones when a failure to hear your
surroundings could be dangerous, such as while driving, biking, walking
or jogging where traffic is present and accidents could occur. If you do
these activities with headphones, keep the volume low so you can hear
the surrounding ambient noise.
4.
Your headphones are not designed, rated or intended to be used to isolate
extremely loud or high impact sounds, such as gunfire or some rock
concerts. Do not use your headphones as ear or sound protection devices
at any time. Please use proper ear protection equipment when engaging
in loud activities.
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