Azumandus
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Hello all just wondering if burning is good or not.. if it is how do I go about it.
How to burn new cans
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joelongwood
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That topic has been discussed and debated a lot around here. Do a search for "burn-in" and you will find a lot of info. Hope this helps.
| Hello all just wondering if burning is good or not.. if it is how do I go about it. |
That topic has been discussed and debated a lot around here. Do a search for "burn-in" and you will find a lot of info. Hope this helps.
Audio-Me
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There is no proper "burn-in" method. Just listen to them for a few hours on low volume. Then use the hell out of them @ normal listening volumes. LISTEN to them, no need to leave the stash all alone playing by itself, unless you absolutely have to leave it on overnight. This way, you can adjust to the changing sound as your cans get broken in. Much smoother transition than all of a sudden hearing whole different sound the next day.
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use pink noise frequencies
and play it to loud listening levels
leave the cans alone for a long time 3 days
should make a difference
and play it to loud listening levels
leave the cans alone for a long time 3 days
should make a difference
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