They need the right amount of mW

higher impedance doesnt inherrently mean you need a more poweful amp

lower impedance technically is harder to drive

Ok thanks for sharing that, all that misinformation from headfi is making me crazy

God bless

sensitivity is what you need to watch for mostly

Any idea on how I can get that bass popping harder

eq

you might be getting shit seal with the pads

but i doubt that changed if you werent initially

The pads are fine and seal my entire ear
I once had some akg earphones that came from the s8 box, boi those where bass heavy after boosting by 12db. Night and day difference between a ufo and akg

Could burn out be a real thing for headphones?

a very select few in my experience

nothing worth worrying about

pads breaking in are much more of a factor

You break in pads?

Dafuq

every physical object breaks in to some degree

pads to a bit because the foam will break in

Mine became a lil softer after a 100 hours but thats it

No sound change

depends on the pad really

usually isnt a major issue

though senny/beyer phones are pretty known for it

Well I have noticed that using a wire to power the headphone has more bass and depth than using them wireless
I noticed this when I used them in the 1st hour

Could the circuit board be bad?

what do you mean by bad

bad as in poorly designed, or bad as in broken

Those cap things on audio equipment

what

capacitors?

more than likely just shittily designed or has some form of dsp/eq built in

common for wireless headphones

Those things

caps

capacitors

Thanks

Maybe the capacitors got "softed"

what

I guess breaking in a headphone is reality