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Headphone Burn-in. Is it real, or real-stupid?
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<blockquote data-quote="Signor65" data-source="post: 1021912" data-attributes="member: 23317"><p>There are definite cases where burn-in is necessary. My IMR R2 Atens sounded so, so harsh when I first got them, although that is apparently just the way it goes with IMR. The sibilance coming off "S" and "T" sounds was shocking. It was only after a few days of pink noise at medium-high volume levels that they actually started to sound super sweet. Absolutely adore the R2 now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Signor65, post: 1021912, member: 23317"] There are definite cases where burn-in is necessary. My IMR R2 Atens sounded so, so harsh when I first got them, although that is apparently just the way it goes with IMR. The sibilance coming off "S" and "T" sounds was shocking. It was only after a few days of pink noise at medium-high volume levels that they actually started to sound super sweet. Absolutely adore the R2 now. [/QUOTE]
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