close-ear
close-ear adjective: synonym of closed-back (“completely covering the ears”).
Adjective
close-ear (comparative more close-ear, superlative most close-ear)
- Synonym of closed-back (“completely covering the ears”).
- Just crank some close-ear headphones up and move the mic, or have someone else move the mic while you monitor the sound in another room.1999 April 13, Chris Gieseke, “Dull Snare”, in alt.music.4-track (Usenet)
- These are close ear headphones and have been used for many years in pro studios.2000 June 14, Chris G., “Cheap 4track Info, Can ne1 help?”, in alt.music.4-track (Usenet)
- Synonyms:
- closed-back
Synonyms of close-ear
Forms of close-ear
| comparative | more close-ear |
|---|---|
| superlative | most close-ear |
Questions about close-ear
- What does close-ear mean?
- Close-ear means synonym of closed-back (“completely covering the ears”).
- What part of speech is close-ear?
- Close-ear is an adjective.
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