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The material used aren’t just gimmicks but well reflected in the sonic qualities/ signature reproduced in their earphones products. You can see a very scientific descriptions everywhere on their packaging. The team claims to have over 140 years of combined audio-centric development experience with dozens of high-end brands before Periodic was established. However, this is not just a gimmicky presence. This company puts a cool lab theme on all their exotic materials-based products. Costing just below the $300 mark could this be justified? Let’s see! BackgroundĮver wonder who are the people in lab coats when you visit CanJam? If you are too shy to check their booth they are actually the Periodic Audio team from Ventura, California. That means a 3.5mm jack in and a 3.5mm jack out, nothing else. The cool dudes from Periodic Audio have chosen the old school route to building this very analog amplifier.

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Headphone jacks are still a feature on some recent quality headset releases such as the V series from LG and Sony’s new Xperia 5. Nevertheless, there are still many hardcore audiophiles that recognize the importance of better amplification and may prefer a more purist solution to amping their gears.

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We hardly see portable amps that don’t embed a decoder chipset right now.

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USB powered DACs like the Lotoo PAW S1 and Bluetooth dongles such as the BTR5 have flooded the portable audio market with the demise of the headphone jack on smartphones. Things have been greatly integrated since that time. It has been a long time since the golden era of portable amplifies. equally unsurprising, the amplifier Nickel inherits the same stealthy, minimalistic design language from the IEM range.

So, it was no surprise Periodic made an amplifier to pair with their IEMs to get the most out of them. This, like their previous IEMs, are super lightweight yet they demand a bit of power to shine. When these vessels, which are responsible for eye nourishment, encounter reduced blood flow a condition known as anterior ischemic optic neuropathy can develop.Previously, we reviewed the Periodic Audio Carbon IEM, which packs lab-grown diamond membranes in s minimalistic housing. Giant Cell Arteritis, also known as Temporal Arteritis, occurs when the arteries near the temples became inflamed, leading to reduced blood flow.

Pressure inside the brain from bleeding, infection or traumaĭouble Vision Caused by Giant Cell Arteritis.

Some brain conditions that can lead to double vision include: If these areas are affected by illness or injury, double vision can result. Several areas inside the brain process visual information that is transmitted from the eyes through nerves.

Multiple sclerosis, a chronic neurological disease affecting the central nervous system, possibly damaging nerves that control eye movement.

Myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks neuromuscular junctions involved in eye movement.

Guillain-Barre syndrome, a nerve condition in which early symptoms can occur in the eyes, causing muscle weakness.

Diabetes, a metabolic disease affecting your body's ability to process blood sugar that can cause nerve damage.

Some conditions that can affect or damage these cranial nerves and lead to double vision include:

Strabismus (misaligned eyes), a weakened or paralyzed eye muscle that prevents the eyes from aligning properlyĬertain cranial nerves connect the brain to the eye muscles to control eye movement.

Graves' disease, a thyroid condition that affects eye muscles and causes vertical double vision, in which one image appears above the other.

Problems in these extraocular muscles include weakness or paralysis that prevent one eye from moving in coordination with the other. Six muscles in your eye socket control your eye's movement up, down, to each side and in rotation. Double Vision Caused by Eye Muscle Problems Our eye surgeons can remove cataracts in an outpatient surgery. The most common lens problem that can cause double vision is a cataract, a clouding of the normally clear lens due to aging. The lens is behind the pupil and changes shape as it focuses. Your eye's lens works with the cornea to focus incoming light onto the retina (back of the eye).

Scars caused by disease, injury or infection.

Infections such as shingles or herpes zoster.

Problems in the cornea distort its surface, which can create double vision. Its main function is to focus incoming light into the eye. The cornea is the clear layer that covers the front of the eye. Some causes can be minor, such as astigmatism, or life threatening, such as an aneurysm or stroke. Other underlying causes can involve muscles or nerves controlling eye function and movement, or issues in the brain. A range of conditions can cause double vision, including problems within the eye, such as the cornea or lens.