[ilusha1]

Hi, i sniffed around and heard of the "burning" factor in headphones and my question is this:how do burn them and whats the best way to do it?(m-50 user)

 

[Sandman65]

The best advice i can offer is to ignore esoteric audiophile advice and simply listen to your music.
If you do not like the voicing of them straight out of the box chances are they are not going to magically morph into something drastically different.
If you want to wade into the pool you can pick some music with dynamic range and loop for a weekend...whether that makes a difference ymmv but that is one of the prescribed methods to achieve what some cite as burn in.

 

[Brooko]

OP, suggest you read this entire article - http://www.innerfidelity.com/content/measurement-and-audibility-headphone-break - and pay particular attention to the summary / conclusion.  You may find it enlightening.

 

[WeLikeAudio]

Burning in is very subjective.. some people believe it some people don't.
If you do believe burning in why don't you just leave them on in the amp at a reasonable level.

 

[ilusha1]

Well thanks for the advie but i have raed that the m-50(my cans) do require burn in,and a lot, so i asked what is the best way to do it