think of the burn in period as a massage therapy for your drivers...it loosens up the coils so they dont resist as much. hence all the frequencies come out more easily. theres a huge difference after about 40 hours.

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i didnt know you had to do this with headphones I did it with my speakers, but ive had 3 pairs of headphones and they all work perfect on first use. my sony mdr7650's worked great when i got them.

youre not an audiophile then!

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Originally posted by Sjodalf burn them in with some bass heavy music. and turn the volume up little by litte. just use some books between the phones and let them play in by themself. you're gonna hear dif. i'll promise! i wasn't that satisfied with my headphones at first, but after playing them in they suddenly sounded like a dream. now they are perfect!

why put books between? why not just turn the cups facing out?

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so the incessant whine of loud headphones from far away doesnt get on your nerves

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Originally posted by DjJade so the incessant whine of loud headphones from far away doesnt get on your nerves

unless if you enjoy being around them... lol

well i enjoy having headphones ON my head but when i was breaking them in, i had them up really loud for about 3 strait days. that gets annoying after a while : P

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yes it does =)

ahhh i love the feeling of new headphones. opening the box, staring at the amazing new piece of equipment you just got.. and the plugging them in... ahhh heavenly

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