Burn In tool
Features:
*Option of using pink/white noise for burn in.
*Background play of the sound.
*Gap-less playback to avoid sudden drop and rise in playback to avoid damage to diaphragm
What is ‘burn in’?
When speaking of headphones, ‘burn in’ is the term used for the settling of the design parameters of the diaphragms into their intended state. The physical process is that the diaphragms loosen up through use and eventually reach a point that could be considered final. A similar situation is breaking in a new pair of shoes.
How to Burn In?
Headphones burn in with gradual usage but that may take weeks, months or year depending on the individual usage and the diaphragm.
There are different ways to burn-in your headphones, earbuds and speakers at an accelerated rate. The most common ways include running a white/pink noise through the headphones at a medium volume.
Note: too high of a volume can cause damage to, or even kill your headphones!
How long should I do it?
The burn in time varies due to the different material/type of diaphragm in the audio equipment. Generally 40-60 hours (30 hours with white noise and 10-20 hours with pink noise) are sufficient for almost all audio equipment.
*Option of using pink/white noise for burn in.
*Background play of the sound.
*Gap-less playback to avoid sudden drop and rise in playback to avoid damage to diaphragm
What is ‘burn in’?
When speaking of headphones, ‘burn in’ is the term used for the settling of the design parameters of the diaphragms into their intended state. The physical process is that the diaphragms loosen up through use and eventually reach a point that could be considered final. A similar situation is breaking in a new pair of shoes.
How to Burn In?
Headphones burn in with gradual usage but that may take weeks, months or year depending on the individual usage and the diaphragm.
There are different ways to burn-in your headphones, earbuds and speakers at an accelerated rate. The most common ways include running a white/pink noise through the headphones at a medium volume.
Note: too high of a volume can cause damage to, or even kill your headphones!
How long should I do it?
The burn in time varies due to the different material/type of diaphragm in the audio equipment. Generally 40-60 hours (30 hours with white noise and 10-20 hours with pink noise) are sufficient for almost all audio equipment.
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Reviews (3)
Dav. M.
Jan 19, 2020
Good tool. For the few that understand what it means using it.
Aha. S.
Jul 31, 2021
Nothing bad
This app, is simple, works , and adjusts and improves the sound of your headphones or speakers of any kind permentently !!!!! Wonderful job stretching out the speakers over time. I used this for both my crusher wireless headphones and my Bob marley no bounds XL bluetooth speaker.