kalibri
100+ Head-Fier
What's with the burn-in thingie?
I've been in this hobby since 2006 or thereabouts and literally had hundreds of sets (still have 150+) and never ever have I noticed the sound change after a period of use. Never.
I can definitely understand a device mechanically loosening up or getting to the proper tolerance needed but the drivers in IEMs are so small and light there's not much that can gain optimal elasticity or whatever else. I don't think it's measurable in IEMs, otherwise it would show up on a graph.
I've been in this hobby since 2006 or thereabouts and literally had hundreds of sets (still have 150+) and never ever have I noticed the sound change after a period of use. Never.
I can definitely understand a device mechanically loosening up or getting to the proper tolerance needed but the drivers in IEMs are so small and light there's not much that can gain optimal elasticity or whatever else. I don't think it's measurable in IEMs, otherwise it would show up on a graph.
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