you want burn in, buy a high end music server, let it get 200 hours in, just listen to it getting better and better. amps sure there's burn in as with dacs, i leave mine on 24/7. concerning hd800s full potential is reached pretty well immediately. unless said aforementioned gear is still warming up.
you didn't answer my question
how is that possible? pretty well immediately wasn't self evident?you didn't answer my question
Your cans lack a full bodied sound and have no sub bass? Change your dac and amp.
you don't even know how I use it
it is folded out several times because there is 12,000 euros of electronics in front of it. anyway, this thread is pretty dead, even though many people posted here once, and so far I've never received a meaningful answer.
What’s your electronics chain?you don't even know how I use it
it does not matter. answer what I'm asking, there's no point in doing anything else, share your thoughts.
you have Musician Aquarius and a lake people amp. You need an amp with more synergy with 800S. Your Terminator clone is probably not ideal either but I would start with the amp first. You can start with Mjolnir 3 so you can hear 800s potential
don't share it on the Estonian forum, you're talking nonsense.
lol. You are mad because 800S doesn’t sound good on your system. Don’t blame the cans - they are capable of full bodied sound with good bass slam and sub bass performance. If you want to live with 800S get a different system. Did you even audition your gear before you bought them?
who said it doesn't sound good on my system????????? learn to read...... I was just asking if the sub bass improves if a new hd800s driver is completely burn-in...
Your implied that you are not getting full bodied sound, bass and sub bass. You have already been told there is minimal burn in required with 800S.
My HD800s is relatively new and should now be burned in with about 150 hours. If there has been a change over time, I couldn't name it, partly because I experimented a lot with tubes. The bottom line is that the Sennheiser sounds lean, with sufficient bass, but little sub-bass. For me, the HD800s is only suitable for long-term music enjoyment with a warm amplifier, ideally with a tube. Otherwise, the HD800s is unreservedly generous in its spatial representation and perfect for finding faults in the chain.
There is no need to be rude to someone who is making an honest effort to help you. Someone with much more experience with this product and with synergistic amps. You will win no friends nor get the answers you seek. I know that I wouldn't offer to help you.
