right?

Oh wait

It cost $60 in here

Without shipping

Chink isn't worth it. If a pair of heasphones say the sound needs yo burn in, it's not a good pair of headphones. @ping me when Chink made a good pair

Alright

So you say

Alright, $60+5 shipping

But I still need earphone tho fam

Not even joking

I run a lot

@tested everything sounds better with a burn in

burn in is a hoax. Unless your foam cussions don't fit tightly, there's nothing that'll make the sound better after a while of listening

ahh yes burn in memes

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unless your pair of headphome is so poor, the best sound is of them degrading after a long use already

listen to a few pairs of $200 phones in a hifi store, new ones. They sound good.

and unless you buy this $1000 brand, whatever it was, they don't "burn them in" in their factory

Okay

I hate to ask

@Deleted User interested where you stand on this

But what about Audio Technica stuff?

@Deleted User pls no bully

@Lesi dont'

just don't buy AT

Ok

In what

@Deleted User burn in

Bitch idk. I'm going home. Works over.

literally, burn in is your ears being used to the shortcomings, and filtering them out

and a trick to sell your phones

@tested what does the second sentence mean

again, referring to the manufacturer saying they burn in their headphones before shipping them. I dunno which, and it was only one doing it

only high-end, ofcourse

so basicly you are buying used for X hours stuff for silly prices

well, they're still brand new.

brand new used

:P

actual usage wears them down

this is just letting them play a frequency with no wearinh

its like bying brand new car what has been used 100k kilometers on factory on top of rollers