Re: things that have made you happy today
Posted: Fri Dec 30, 2011 2:52 pm
clifford_- wrote:being temporarly unemployed ftw!
clifford_- wrote:i dont know when my next pay day is

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clifford_- wrote:being temporarly unemployed ftw!
clifford_- wrote:i dont know when my next pay day is
magma wrote:Bit harsh, wub... next you'll be slapping Ninjas in the face for no good reason!
Is there a proper way to do this? I tend to just leave new headphones plugged in with loud music playing for a few hours, starting at low volumes and increasing every hour or so.yoowan wrote:burn them in for about 6 hours before listening to them
they'll sound really fucking disappointing if you listen to them straight out of the box
pikeymobile wrote:Is there a proper way to do this? I tend to just leave new headphones plugged in with loud music playing for a few hours, starting at low volumes and increasing every hour or so.yoowan wrote:burn them in for about 6 hours before listening to them
they'll sound really fucking disappointing if you listen to them straight out of the box
What i usually do is leave them overnight with the static from between radio stations playing through them. This last time though i got and audio file from a website that has various tones that sweep through the audible frequency range (and a little bit beyond i guess) and played it on a loop.pikeymobile wrote:Is there a proper way to do this? I tend to just leave new headphones plugged in with loud music playing for a few hours, starting at low volumes and increasing every hour or so.yoowan wrote:burn them in for about 6 hours before listening to them
they'll sound really fucking disappointing if you listen to them straight out of the box
DZA wrote:pikeymobile wrote:Is there a proper way to do this? I tend to just leave new headphones plugged in with loud music playing for a few hours, starting at low volumes and increasing every hour or so.yoowan wrote:burn them in for about 6 hours before listening to them
they'll sound really fucking disappointing if you listen to them straight out of the box
http://www.jlabaudio.com/burn.php
um4mi wrote: Here's a web page about breaking in headphones: http://headphonebreakin.blogspot.com/
clifford_- wrote:magma wrote:Bit harsh, wub... next you'll be slapping Ninjas in the face for no good reason!![]()
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bela wrote:clifford_- wrote:magma wrote:Bit harsh, wub... next you'll be slapping Ninjas in the face for no good reason!![]()
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back to london today!
enjoy, kind of. put some things in perspective and always good to see old friends, especially of the girl variety as i have none over thereclifford_- wrote:bela wrote:clifford_- wrote:magma wrote:Bit harsh, wub... next you'll be slapping Ninjas in the face for no good reason!![]()
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back to london today!
enjoy being home?
well I neverDZA wrote:pikeymobile wrote:Is there a proper way to do this? I tend to just leave new headphones plugged in with loud music playing for a few hours, starting at low volumes and increasing every hour or so.yoowan wrote:burn them in for about 6 hours before listening to them
they'll sound really fucking disappointing if you listen to them straight out of the box
http://www.jlabaudio.com/burn.php
um4mi wrote:Got an email from Mary Anne Hobbs today saying she is gonna play some of my tunes on her show tomorrow.............................come again?!
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