Headphone burn in?

[BROKENCAPSLOCK]

Greetings gentlemen,

I just got a new pair of headphones and am now confronted with the task of burning them in. First of all, am I wasting my time by burning them in? If not, how should I go about doing it? I've seen youtube playlists with white/brown/pink noise claiming to "burn in headphones", should I play those through the headphones while I'm at work, or is that just a gimmick?
-Thanks a lot

[EmoRarity]

Just play music, and be happy.
That will do for your burn in if there is any to be had. 

[_ASSASSIN_]

no you aren't, and you should just play your music, and use this tool also to reach more hz ranges that your music might not reach

http://www.jlabaudio.com/burn.php

[Whiskers]

It's a natural process that happens over time. It could take a few hours, it could take a few weeks - I'd say just use the headphones, enjoy them and eventually they'll burn in.

[helping]

as said before, just let them burn in over time by listening. 

[Antistatic12]

As others have said, just use them as you would normally and over time if the burn in was needed it will happen naturally.

What i was wondering would be, if you have an Amp (maybe like mine in sig rig) would it make the burn in faster. :unsure: I am not qualified to answer that. but maybe look into that too.

Also no point in good headphones without a good quality of media, Amp, Dac. But it all depends on budget and how you want to use your headphones. Just a suggestion.

[needmorewood]

i ahvent burned in any of my headphones and they stil;l sound great. sure at first its not optimal but ut gets there pretty fast

[BROKENCAPSLOCK]

Thanks so much guys!!

I actually love all of you

[_ASSASSIN_]

Thanks so much guys!!

I actually love all of you

fanks bruhv

[t0wer]

I prefer to have someone else burn in my headphones.

They even pay me a little for it

[sotiris.bos]

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