Burn-in is for your brain, not your headphones
Audiophile folklore says new headphones need burning in. It's your brain that needs it. Here's how I test new headphones with loudness-matched A/B listening.
Writing about healthier, more thoughtful relationships with technology. Brand and community strategist at 1Password by day, composer and photographer the rest of the time.
Audiophile folklore says new headphones need burning in. It's your brain that needs it. Here's how I test new headphones with loudness-matched A/B listening.
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