Poor Audio Playback for High-Pitched Music

After a few experiences with high iPOD, I have realized that while listening to high-pitched music (e.g electronic music) on high volume levels there is an irritating sound coming from iPOD original headphones.
In my opinion, a superior equipment like iPOD should have accessories that has at least the same quality as the original equipment.
Unfortunately, headphones of iPOD have failed this concept substantially.
In contrast, previous iPOD versions have had headphones of superior quality.
Again unfortunately, these earphones are not compatible with new iPOD.
I think Apple management should consider the option of recalling the defective headphones and replacing them with higher quality equipment.
If it is not possible, at least new iPODs should be accompanied with better headphones.
Customer: Sarp Okur
iPOD Serial: 4J6085APTXL

The problem wasn't with the ipod, my dock has a bad connection when I connected it to my computer.

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