I recently bought some PX200II's and straight out of the box through the dac and amp of my E7 I thought they sounded very impressive indeed. A very clear pleasing sound but they could only get better with burn-in right? Based on this theory I piped a continuous loop of pink noise through them for about 20 hours - not too loud just about the upper limit comfortable listening. To my ears the bass now sounds muddy and poorly defined. I'm very surprised at this and rather dissapointed. Has anyone had a similar experience? Could it be that pink noise is not good for burn in?
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