i heard something about breaking in new headphones, like playing music loud, does this actually help? how?
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Mar-24-2004 22:38
trancintaiwan
golf and trance fanatic
Registered: Aug 2003
Location: from New Jersey, in NEW YORK CITY
i know it worked for my sennheiser hd-280's. when i first got them they soudned kinda crappy and i was sorta pissed. but then i used them for a couple more weeks with every couple days or so blasting the music through it. now they sound awesome.
Mar-24-2004 22:40
jdat
Jay Van Dat
Registered: Oct 2001
Location: I dont even know
playing music loud with brand new headphones is the stupidest thing you could do.
you're supposed to play some softer music at lower levels .... and you can try and make it progressively harder ....
Don't forget the objective is to break in ... not break on first use. So be gentle with them at first.
Whenever I've had to do this with speakers I'll start with classical music play that for a LARGE number of hours ( like days almost ) and progressively make it harder
Mar-24-2004 23:07
vhx1
TiT Killer
Registered: Apr 2003
Location: San Jose/L.A. CA
You will start to hear a noticable difference at about 100 hours of listening. They will sound real good. The differnce between my HD280's now compared to when i bought them is huge.
Don't blast music at full blast obviously. Set the volume at a reasonlably loud level.
anything with bass rifts really warm up the drivers. i'm not sure what classical music would really do but keep the magnets moving in tiny sequences... but bass rifts mate... anything like that.
Mar-25-2004 06:42
Haunted
one scary ass mothertruck
Registered: Oct 2001
Location:
i upgraded from sony mdr 7505
yes i like them alot, very comfortable and alot clearer
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Mar-25-2004 12:07
Sjodalf
Mr. Lines
Registered: Dec 2002
Location: Deep down in the forest, where no broadband exist..
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!
Mar-25-2004 13:30
Haunted
one scary ass mothertruck
Registered: Oct 2001
Location:
i really hope it helps, im gettin really frustrated.. cant beat match for shit with the new headphones, maybe im just totally not used to them