Player1josh46
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Hey I'm new to this site so sorry for asking noobish questions in advance:
I bought the Audio Technica ATH-M50s to make listening to music a more enjoyable experience. I heard rave reviews and i thought they would blow me away since I've only ever had regular earphones that come with ipods. So when I got the headphones and tried them, I thought they sounded pretty good compared to my earphones but I wasn't blow away by them like I hoped. I am using a ipod touch 4g to drive them and a toshiba laptop. I mean don't get me wrong they are great but I was just a little disappointed since I set my expectations high. I heard burning them in will make them sound better, so I decided to do that by continuous songs and so far I am noticing a slight increase in SQ. Will more burn-in make them sound unbelievable as I hoped or are just perhaps not the right headphones for me. (Note that I play some encoded mp3s on them and different kbps ranging from 24 to 320)
I bought the Audio Technica ATH-M50s to make listening to music a more enjoyable experience. I heard rave reviews and i thought they would blow me away since I've only ever had regular earphones that come with ipods. So when I got the headphones and tried them, I thought they sounded pretty good compared to my earphones but I wasn't blow away by them like I hoped. I am using a ipod touch 4g to drive them and a toshiba laptop. I mean don't get me wrong they are great but I was just a little disappointed since I set my expectations high. I heard burning them in will make them sound better, so I decided to do that by continuous songs and so far I am noticing a slight increase in SQ. Will more burn-in make them sound unbelievable as I hoped or are just perhaps not the right headphones for me. (Note that I play some encoded mp3s on them and different kbps ranging from 24 to 320)