[signode]

Hi;

If we look at hand-free, there is “R” and “L” typed on speakers of hand free while there is no difference found in sound. Anybody knows the reason?

[jsconyers]

Left and Right ears. Although you may not notice a difference, they're labeled that way for stereo effects. Say you are watching a video on your device and a car drives by from left to right, but you have the headphones in the opposite ears, you may notice at that point as the sound would seem backwards.

[nelsonturner]

As far as hand free speaker are concern I think “L” and “R” does matter much. We hear the same sound on both.

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by nelsonturner

As far as hand free speaker are concern I think xxx8220;Lxxx8221; and xxx8220;Rxxx8221; does matter much. We hear the same sound on both.

In a phone call, yes, for other audio no.

[tsac]

L and R is for people who have one of each eay. Some have two left ears just like two left feet. So you would buy speakers that are marked with two L's

[alicepattinson]

Hmmmm. i think the 2 speakers have different uses. Like bass and etc. Just like speakers we use at home and at cinemas. I dont know if it's still used for headphones.

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by alicepattinson

Hmmmm. i think the 2 speakers have different uses. Like bass and etc. Just like speakers we use at home and at cinemas. I dont know if it's still used for headphones.

Incorrect as usual. Headphones do not separate frequency.

[tsac]

Wow