Bone conduction earphones send sounds straight to your cochlea, without needing to use the ear drum Kayoko Hayashi/iStockphoto/Getty Images
It is easier to tell your own voice apart from other voices when listening to recordings through bone conduction headphones, because they mimic the vibrations from your skull that the brain detects as you speak.
Listening to a recording of your voice can sound very different from hearing it as you speak, because the self-voice you hear as you chat is filtered through your skull.
This was thought mainly to be due to the bone altering the auditory signal you perceive,…
