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Reply to comment by Impossible-Stop2243 in What is Burn-in? by PieDiscombobulated11
IMO we individually adapt to each headphones' sound signature. Headphones do seem to sound better as I get used to their musical presentation. The longer I listen to a pair of cans, the faster my brain is trained to recognize/adjust to its unique sound delivery.
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Reply to comment by Qazax1337 in What is Burn-in? by PieDiscombobulated11
The holy grail of answers!
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Reply to comment by Mr_Slimo in What is Burn-in? by PieDiscombobulated11
Makes sense
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Reply to comment by AltoDomino79 in What is Burn-in? by PieDiscombobulated11
I didn't think it made sense given how they're made and what materials they're made of
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Reply to comment by bubblejohns in What is Burn-in? by PieDiscombobulated11
Lol and don't get me started!
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Reply to I am not an audiophile, so I wonder if I'm in the wrong here. by PraviPero
The right answer has been provided multiple times but I'll repeat...
Thr Beyer 770 factory tuning is not optimized for FPS games. IMO the Beyer 900 Pro X offers the best game tune (staging, tone, footsteps) but gets very fatiguing due to heavy bass after 1-2hrs of COD or BF.
'Brain Train' is real. You need to listen to a new pair of headphones for a week or so to really appreciate the musical presentation. Also make sure you're fitting them on your head correctly. Fit is super important!
My recommendation for the best staging, sound, footsteps and comfort is the Sennheiser PC38x. Over the years I've literally tried them all and these offer the best performance across FPS and Action game titles.