Any Audiophiles here?

**akotten** · 02-02-2011, 12:04 PM

Originally Posted by sublime_whatigo

If your the kind of guy that throws 2 12" subs in his car with stock speakers then yes you will be sorely disappointed with the bass. Everything is well balanced with nothing overpowering.

Well Idk about two twelves, but I do like an additional sub. However in addition to the sub, the main speakers get upgraded to handle mids and highs better. I do not expect headphones to produce that much bass and not sure I'd want them to. From what I've been reading, the 595s have deep quality bass, which is good, so I'm looking forward to burning them in.

How long did it take you to burn in your pair?

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**akotten** · 02-02-2011, 08:58 PM

So I've been listening to them for nearly an hour now. I have to agree with other reviews that I've read about these. They definitely seem to have bass when songs call for it. It just depends on the song, which is good. I like them so far, can't wait to have them completely burned in. Its amazing to finally hear the minor details within songs.

**DocWalt** · 02-02-2011, 09:42 PM

Gonna burn them in over night with pink noise?

**reallyxxxxxxloud** · 02-02-2011, 09:53 PM

Burn them in... I think normal listening will do that with HP's within a few hours... The term "Burn in" is miss used as well. Basically speakers are designed to work a certain way AFTER the mechanical suspension has stretched to the designed amount. Burn in has been used cause the clues get heated up creating a smell on some speakers but it has nothing to do with the sound at all....

**akotten** · 02-02-2011, 11:38 PM

Originally Posted by DocWalt

Gonna burn them in over night with pink noise?

Do you loop a pink noise file for all of one night or somehow include silences for breaks?

Originally Posted by reallyxxxxxxloud

Burn them in... I think normal listening will do that with HP's within a few hours... The term "Burn in" is miss used as well. Basically speakers are designed to work a certain way AFTER the mechanical suspension has stretched to the designed amount. Burn in has been used cause the clues get heated up creating a smell on some speakers but it has nothing to do with the sound at all....

What do you mean by "HP's"? I definitely realize "burn-in" is just a figure of speech anymore. Basically just loosening the speakers.

**DocWalt** · 02-03-2011, 12:26 AM

I've always heard to just loop a pink noise file, and that's what I did. Like reallyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxloud said, they'll generally burn in pretty quickly, so I'm not even sure it'd be worth the hassle. I didn't notice any huge difference before and after.

**reallyxxxxxxloud** · 02-03-2011, 01:33 AM

HP's is head phone's

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Well put it this way The difference between my 18" sub with 4"s of excursion compared to mm of excursion from your HP's is huge and so is the break in time!!! So yes Doc as you said its not even worth worrying about.

And akotten nothing I've said has been to insult what you have said but more to just inform.