I bought a new pair of Sennheiser MM50 I can t cook and I don t dare to cook, is there any harm in n

Well, the newly bought headphones are still good to cook, but they don't need to take hundreds of hours as said on the Internet, and it feels like they can be cooked in twenty or thirty hours.

Of course, if you listen to the song directly, it will easily damage the diaphragm of the earphones and make a hissing sound, just like cramps when you go into the water without being ready for exercise.

You can try to turn on the headphones to 30% to listen to some country music or classical music, unplug the headphones after 3 hours, listen slowly, unplug the headphones after 3 hours, listen slowly, and then listen for half an hour, and slowly amplify the sound of the headphones to about 55%. At this time, find some high-pitched **, such as Han Hong's, listen to it for three hours and then put it down and listen slowly, after listening to it for ten hours, find some bass-heavy songs and put the headphone volume to about 30 percent for two hours, and then gradually to about 50 percent, listen for four hours, then listen to 70 percent for two hours, and then slowly put it to 30 percent for half an hour, then put it to 50 for half an hour, and then put it on 70 for three hours, it's about the same.

Since then, you can listen to it casually, and the sound quality will become particularly good after listening for a period of time, and then it will really boil on, and it is said that it is casual listening, of course, it is not recommended to always turn the sound of the headphones to the maximum, which is not good for the ears, and no matter how good the headphones are, they can't stand it.

It's good to listen naturally, and you don't need to deliberately turn on the machine.

The burning of the earphone is the process of letting the diaphragm enter the best state of force and vibration, as long as the strength is within a safe range, generally speaking, the earphone is safe for the human ear, do not be afraid.

It will damage the life of the headphones, and it will also affect the quality of hearing in the future If the headphones are more than 600 oceans, it is best to boil them without any special software The first 50 hours are best to listen to a soothing light** Then listen to at least 50 hours of ordinary pop folk songs or something, and then slowly listen to some intense A month or two or so, and then listen to the rock and roll gods The headphones that you just bought back do not work for more than 3 hours continuously every time you cook the headphones.

Of course, it doesn't matter if you don't cook... Look at yourself.

Anyway, I just ruined an akg K450 and it hurts...

o( o Alas,Actually, I don't think it's a person with bad ears.,There's not much difference between a pot and a non-pot.,And a better headset has an effect even if it's not a pot.,It's an obvious effect.,Anyway, you usually have to listen to it.,You should be a headphone.。

It is necessary to cook headphones, you can see your own needs, you can cook them, or you can not cook them.

After a period of use, the compliance gradually improves, and the distortion will gradually drop to a normal level.

The topic of cooking headphones, we don't look too seriously, it's not a technical job, in the usual sense, the new earphones can't be heard, and you have to boil it to know, which means that the new headphones have to go through a process of "boiling" the earbuds (you can see it as the run-in period of the car), rather than saying that there must be some method to "cook" the headphones.

There is no correct way to cook headphones, as long as you pay attention to the following points:

1. The volume should be as low as possible (not so small that you can't hear it, but a little smaller than the normal volume) 2. Don't turn on the low frequency too much.

3. Don't leave it on continuously for a long time, always take a break.

4, how long is the pot to be considered a good cook, I personally think that 200 hours is a more conservative number, 500 hours, basically almost, but the more you listen to the better the sound, the more you listen to the more relaxed.