proper burn in is just a good amount of warm up for each speakers

you can try www.burninwave.com

I usually recommends people to do 3 hour of pink noise on slightly higher listening volume
then for the subwoofer, a good 60hz bass for 3 hours as well... volume wise is up to you but I usually wants you guys to make sure the subwoofer speaker driver actually moves/vibrates half a centimeter... it's loud but yea

3 hours per day for a month will do

normal music will do fine actually but it's slow process and the subwoofer is under-appreciated normally.

Half a centimeter
Just play 15~20Hz signal and the subwoofer should vibrate that way

up to you guys la... 60hz gets more movement tho

I say 10~20hz because last time see logitech z5500 satellite excursion so fun. haha...



This post has been edited by IwanAGP: Apr 18 2012, 01:54 PM

Guys, how come suddenly my S730D become like unstable? The song is like loud, then slow, then loud, then slow. And even the highlighted part in the picture isn't the same anymore.


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2 audio output running together??
Try make it one only, possible that the pc can't feed both in the same time or it is sensitive to cpu load.

Usually it's okay! I've been running like that for so long already. One for speaker and one for headphone.

Then no idea liao

I find my S530D did no difference when I do that other than adding more rattles lol

ended up lining the walls back again with fishtank filter instead of putting them in the middle to improve air circulation

What stuffing did you use? Polyfill from pillow one?

guys, the www.burninwave.com website is down ?

any other alternative to burn in ??

the fishtank filter I used previously on my mod...

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Added on April 24, 2012, 1:31 amdownload audacity...

then generate pink noise for 3 hours... (your preference)

it's slower than usual but yea...

This post has been edited by power911: Apr 24 2012, 01:31 AM

Can work but rattles? Did you filled too much or didn't screw it tight?

Actually what does pink noise do? I only burn in with low frequency and sometimes frequency sweep last time,

the filter rattles... so yea, I guess I filled too much (but I doubt it)

it didn't hit the speaker driver tho~ It didn't interfere with the port too... I'm confused sometimes but the wall lining method should do the job

Can be use for different purpose, for burn in is because the noise is a lot stressful compare or normal music so it take less time to fully burn in.

myth says use pink noise because of the evenly spread wide frequency they have so they burn evenly...

meh I don't even care about that too lol... I just blast 60hz for my subwoofer XD

for burn in headphones I just play music till it's okay

yeah My Edifier ear buds sounds Awesome now! Even my friend say his Sonic Gear ear buds sounds like crap after he tried audit my Ear Buds

How u all know how much hz ur burn in? 60hz or 20hz? By software measure?

I do frequency sweep from 0 - 60hz, this is more to burn in your woofer. if wanna burn in satelite just as they say u may need pink noise or high frequency sweep? correct me if I'm wrong