Background:
In the last two years I've collected a few IEMs and three over the ear headphones running through a couple sources, on my laptop I use a topping d50 and a l30 headphone amp. I love switching between them (IEMS,headphones) to enjoy different music genres, plus its just fun.
Problem:
Got a mystery box purchase, a bgvp vg4. Decent enough but never really used it much so when I found it in my "extras" box a few days ago and gave it whirl. Within a minute I began feeling nausea and sick. Took them out then went and laid down to relax as I was starting to feel panic rising. I thought it might be a coincidence and ignored it could be IEM related.
Then I tried them again yesterday. Same thing happened. I tried eq'ing it to see if it was a frequency range causing issues because I'm a little treble sensitive but had to stop my investigation because breakfast started knocking on the door to get out.
Doesn't happen on any other IEM I have, cheap or expensive, or headphone. Same source I listen to day in and day out with no issues.
Any thoughts on why this is happening? I'm baffled.
In the last two years I've collected a few IEMs and three over the ear headphones running through a couple sources, on my laptop I use a topping d50 and a l30 headphone amp. I love switching between them (IEMS,headphones) to enjoy different music genres, plus its just fun.
Problem:
Got a mystery box purchase, a bgvp vg4. Decent enough but never really used it much so when I found it in my "extras" box a few days ago and gave it whirl. Within a minute I began feeling nausea and sick. Took them out then went and laid down to relax as I was starting to feel panic rising. I thought it might be a coincidence and ignored it could be IEM related.
Then I tried them again yesterday. Same thing happened. I tried eq'ing it to see if it was a frequency range causing issues because I'm a little treble sensitive but had to stop my investigation because breakfast started knocking on the door to get out.
Doesn't happen on any other IEM I have, cheap or expensive, or headphone. Same source I listen to day in and day out with no issues.
Any thoughts on why this is happening? I'm baffled.