[nino9]

Give them time, they get better! These are not your typical IEM's, they do a drastic change that hopefully you'll enjoy.

 
Call me an anomaly, but I like them out of the box. This is the bass that I want from my (now sold) Altones. Personal preferences do vary, but thanks to this thread, I am enjoying the IEM very much.

 

[djvkool]

  my friend, burn them in a minimum of 100hrs and max 300hrs if you can . I really loving them and there natural full sound

I think if you are serious about loosening the dynamic driver, 800hr minimum burn in is required...

 

[mochill]

driver flex very little and sound imbalance sometimes ...but none the less the sound fantastic

 

[mochill]

custom dynamic drivers will probably need 1000+hrs

 

[1clearhead]

 
Call me an anomaly, but I like them out of the box. This is the bass that I want from my (now sold) Altones. Personal preferences do vary, but thanks to this thread, I am enjoying the IEM very much.

 

+1 ....Glad to hear!

Cheers!

 

[1clearhead]

custom dynamic drivers will probably need 1000+hrs

 

Ha! I think I'm getting too old for this.

 

[Wokei]

I think if you are serious about loosening the dynamic driver, 800hr minimum burn in is required...

Nice review on Tpeos H-300....cheers

 

[djvkool]

Nice review on Tpeos H-300....cheers

 
Thank you sir

 

[daveyostrow]

well well well, seems like these are pretty source dependent... highs were too shrill out of my android. the dragonfly puts things back where they belong, and now i am liking them. now i wont sell them so quickly as there is time for improvement. sound is forward, exciting, and does most things well. bass can punch, but wont extend as far as i like. Separation is good, but not great. I will say that they are not on the level of something like the H3, or DN1000, but they do the job just fine, and technicalities aside, some may just prefer the signature.
 
lets see how much change there will be from the already 50hrs

 

[nehcrow]

  custom dynamic drivers will probably need 1000+hrs

And of course dual dynamic drivers need 2000+ hours
 
This is getting ridiculous

 

[nmatheis]

And of course dual dynamic drivers need 2000+ hours

This is getting ridiculous

Um, wouldn't that be custom dual dynamics, lol

 

[rafaelroxalot]

If i want more bass and a less harsh highs of xe800 i will find that on dgs100? Like a better kz ed2 special edition? More detailed?

 

[koreanzombie]

If the dgs100 doesnt sound right, it means it hasnt had enough burn in. These require minimum 200 hours burn in. You will know when you have burned the iems's enough as they wont have big bloaty mid bass, the highs wont kill your ears, and the instruments wont pierce your ear drums. 

 

[spurxiii]

If the dgs100 doesnt sound right, it means it hasnt had enough burn in. These require minimum 200 hours burn in. You will know when you have burned the iems's enough as they wont have big bloaty mid bass, the highs wont kill your ears, and the instruments wont pierce your ear drums. 

Lol now it's minimum 200 hours burn in. I experienced hardly any change in the mid bass bloat with over 100 hours burn in. I think it's brain burn in more than anything. After I burn in the "minimum" 200 hours someone else is going to say nah it needs 1000 hours. When I got these the minimum was 20 hours, then it went to 50, then 100.
These phones have made me rethink the effectiveness of physical burn in as opposed to brain burn in

 

[encoreAC]

Lol now it's minimum 200 hours burn in. I experienced hardly any change in the mid bass bloat with over 100 hours burn in. I think it's brain burn in more than anything. After I burn in the "minimum" 200 hours someone else is going to say nah it needs 1000 hours. When I got these the minimum was 20 hours, then it went to 50, then 100.
These phones have made me rethink the effectiveness of physical burn in as opposed to brain burn in

 
The dgs100 might be just not for you. Happens, don't let it discourage you to find your ideal phone.
At least you learned more about your own sound preference ;D