The new headphones have been boiled for a day and there are some problems with the bass!

Cooking headphones is just a way to soften the diaphragm, and the effect of this method is limited and subtle.

You listen to ** so carefully, and the requirements are relatively high. If you can distinguish the distance of the sound, and the sound of the drum, praise you first and encourage you.

In this case, the main questions are as follows:

1 TF10's headphones are obviously much more important in design than the one you have, and the cost should be higher.

2 The diaphragm of your headphones is thicker and harder So you can sound more high-frequency piano sounds, but the low-frequency drum sound is far behind, which is caused by the diaphragm being too hard, and the full, low and powerful feeling is what the design headphones are pursuing.

3 The sound of the cymbal is far away, indicating the frequency band of this sound, the sensitivity of this headphone in your hand is very weak, not as strong as TF10, the frequency covered by the headphones in your hand is in the middle and high frequencies, the hard film is much simpler in design, and there are far fewer places to deal with.

In addition, you boil the machine open, and I don't recommend it as a technical point of view. There is not much improvement, and there is a possibility of permanent damage. The only good one can verify the fatigue resistance of the headphones.

Brother, what kind of headphones do you say, some headphones are balanced at three frequencies, and some will deliberately render a certain frequency. If you don't say what kind of headphones they are, then I can only tell you that you can compare it with TF10 after 200+ hours of listening.

First of all, you have to know what the headphones are - or how to compare and a day to be honest a little less, I usually have a week to 20 days or so of burn-in time.

And that's because the low frequencies are boiled on, and the so-called shock that you hear is just the roar of the low frequencies when they are not boiled, and it's not the shock, it's the muddy and the bang.

Now that the low frequency has retracted, after the analysis becomes clearer, it will naturally feel that it is not as explosive as the original.

Let's get used to it slowly After the headphones are burned, the sound will change Some are getting heavier and heavier at low frequencies Some are the opposite This is the reason for the quality and tuning of the headphones themselves It has little to do with you burning the machine I don't think your burn-in is too heavy So it's not a big problem Don't worry too much about it.

There are many ways to burn the machine, and I have 11 pairs of headphones and plugs so far, and the length of time to burn the machine varies, because the quality of the headphones is different, and the short 50 hours is enough, and the long one is half a year.

I prefer a natural pot and feel the changes slowly rather than the sudden leap.

Start with the sound of snowflakes (the rustle of the radio without channels) at normal volume for 20 hours.

Then listen to it.

And slowly, after 100 hours, when you look back at it, you'll see that it's become very different from when you first met.

In fact, doing this is to cook the earphones at the same time, and let your own body adapt to the sound of the headphones, which may be more mysterious, but it is not unreasonable, according to the irony of the fever world, it is the brain amplifier, so I am standing in the school of natural cooking, so let your ears and the headphones slowly run in.

There's one more question that I just found out.

You say you're up to 70 percent, 70 percent volume, that's too high, and I'm going to use the front end to listen to it, and it's up to 50 percent.

Obviously, you have a problem with the front-end thrust, the thrust is not enough, and you can't give full play to the strength of the headphones, which is also one of the reasons why you feel that the sound is wrong, and it is one of the most important reasons, even if your headphones have been boiled on, there is no suitable front-end, and the headphones can't give you a good sound. It's necessary really)

Hand type so many words, add points!

It is normal for the bass effect to be reduced after the headphones are turned on.

After the headphones are turned on, the diaphragm of the speaker is constantly changing, and it will change with the different levels and volumes.

"Burn-in" means that the stability of the sound quality of the new earphones needs to go through a trial period, and a proper burn-in trial will not damage the headphones, but will only accelerate the stability of the sound quality, which is the sound quality of the headphones better, more stable, and better life.

It's normal, my Tianlong D1100 listens to the bass for a while, and the bass is not so loud.

No, the purpose of boiling the earphones is only to make the diaphragm run in and thinner faster, and the low noise of the earphones themselves cannot be solved in the burn-in, so it is recommended to contact the after-sales service.

1.The main purpose of cooking headphones is to make a rapid run-in process of the mechanical system of the headphones, and the sound system of the dynamic headphones is driven by the voice coil, and the diaphragm is fixed on the frame of the headphones.

2.Theoretically, the diaphragm movement should be a piston (vertical) movement, which requires the edge of the diaphragm to have greater compliance, the pot is the pot here, the diaphragm edge of the new earphone is relatively tight, the elasticity is large and the compliance is small, the earphone is to make the edge of the earphone move, and the sound is not so tight.

This is impossible to accomplish, the purpose of cooking headphones is to make the headphone sound film sound shape sound more elastic and rounded!

Start by overdoing it with a low and medium volume volume to avoid lowering the sound quality of the headphones with a high volume at the beginning. Seek adoption.

That is to say, if you want to use this headphone to listen to the mid-bass** for a few days, it is generally about 300 hours.

Normal listening is enough, and the headphones reduce the service life.

It is to use the mid and low tones when you start using them, and using high volume may damage the headphones.

There's no need to deliberately burn headphones, just listen to them normally.

1.The main purpose of cooking headphones is to make the mechanical system of the headphones a rapid aging process, the sound system of the dynamic headphones is driven by the voice coil, and the diaphragm is fixed to the frame of the headphones.

2.Theoretically, the diaphragm movement should be a piston (vertical) movement, which requires the edge of the diaphragm to have a large degree of compliance, the pot is a pot here, the edge of the diaphragm of the new earphone is relatively tight, with large elasticity and small compliance.

3.Cooking the headphones is to let the edges move, and the sound is not so tight.

The sound will become softer and more natural, and the more advanced the headphones, the more noticeable the improvement.

The sound of the headphones will not only change after cooking, but it is basically a world of difference.

In principle, it is the process of running in the diaphragm, and some headphones have to be boiled for hundreds of hours to enter the best working condition.

Typical changes are that the soundstage is wider, the details are better, and there are some changes in the timbre.

OK. At first, use a white noise cooker, that is, a small sound volume pot with a small dynamic range, and gradually increase the volume to normal (no need to continue to increase), and switch to a large dynamic track...Do not burn the machine for more than 3 hours each time, and it is best to rest for 1 hour every 3 hours to avoid the voice coil heating and burning....

In fact, CX300 does not need to be specially cooked, it is okay to listen to it normally for a month at a low volume, and it is useless to burn the machine specifically, and it is easy to permanently damage the headphones if it is not done well....

Don't use special software for cooking headphones, as this will damage the headphones themselves.

Extended information: The sound system of the dynamic headphones is driven by the voice coil, and the diaphragm is fixed on the shelf of the headphones, theoretically speaking, the diaphragm movement should be a piston (vertical) movement, which requires the edge of the diaphragm to have greater compliance, the pot is the pot here, the edge of the diaphragm of the new earphone is relatively tight, the elasticity is large and the compliance is small, the earphone is to let its edge move, the sound is not so tight.

A brief introduction to cooking headphones.

Non-professionals should not try to use some software to cook, and at the same time, don't be anxious, just listen to it normally, and the volume is lower.

What kind of noise burning, it's not so mysterious.

Start with a lower volume, slowly increase the volume over a period of time, and just listen naturally.

It's best to boil the new headphones, otherwise they will break easily.

If it's not a good headphone...Listen to songs that are not intense....It's good after a long time.