Dsnuts
Headphoneus Supremus
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So I had a bit of a revelation on the DMG bass. I have read a few guys saying they wasn't all that enamored with the bass end of them. For one the DMG requires tip rolling to get the best cohesive sound. I have been beating the bass end with drum n bass music for the past several weeks. From my prior experience with beating the poo out of hybrid earphones I am now using medium volume levels instead of loud..If you can hear the bass notes nice n clear in the ear this is the volume I am setting burn in tracks. It is a volume level just before it goes loud is another way of measuring this. I know this is not too scientific but this works. The idea here is to work out that graphene dynamic.
My LZ A5 is toast due to higher volume levels. It was the only earphone out of 100s of burn ins that ultimately failed on me too. So the BA quality on them are not so good IMO. Anyhow This did the trick. The bass end is much more agile, tighter and can definitely hit them low notes with good texture.
Graphene dynamic is a carbon based coating so the dynamic will be very stiff. The reason why the bass sounds a bit off when listening to the DMG without proper burn in.
Bass quality has stepped up quite a bit with burn in. My pair bass end is now much more cohesive with the rest of the sound.
I know a lot of you guys are not sold on the whole burn in thing. Try it out. Specifically using drum n bass to affect the dynamic portion. Use this site and let it rip. http://www.bassdrive.com/
You have nothing to loose but a better bass end. Give it a try. Let it burn in for a good week straight. Even better at 2 weeks. Then take a listen. Tell me I am wrong afterwards.
My LZ A5 is toast due to higher volume levels. It was the only earphone out of 100s of burn ins that ultimately failed on me too. So the BA quality on them are not so good IMO. Anyhow This did the trick. The bass end is much more agile, tighter and can definitely hit them low notes with good texture.
Graphene dynamic is a carbon based coating so the dynamic will be very stiff. The reason why the bass sounds a bit off when listening to the DMG without proper burn in.
Bass quality has stepped up quite a bit with burn in. My pair bass end is now much more cohesive with the rest of the sound.
I know a lot of you guys are not sold on the whole burn in thing. Try it out. Specifically using drum n bass to affect the dynamic portion. Use this site and let it rip. http://www.bassdrive.com/
You have nothing to loose but a better bass end. Give it a try. Let it burn in for a good week straight. Even better at 2 weeks. Then take a listen. Tell me I am wrong afterwards.
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