I noticed that some headphones and iems change so much with burn in, while others don't. Is this just a matter of different materials being used, or do some companies do in factory burn in, or some mechanical methods to exercise the diaphagms? I noticed that that JVC headphones and IEMs in particular change so much with burn in.
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Why do some headphones and IEMs need much more burn in than others?
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