I do declare: posty-post-of-the-day.

Weird, because my second pair of HD600 hardly changed at all with burn-in, same with my ESW10JPN.

@Posty, I cannot stop laughing.

You're fucking awesome!

I'm lucky I didn't have any drinks with me, otherwise my laptop would have been ruined by now.

The burn-in comparison on which all burn-in comparisons should be based.

I'm shocked to see the n_maher level of volume listed so relatively high.

I'm shocked to see the n_maher level of volume listed so relatively high.

Wonder what the RSA level of volume would end up being.

That graph is classic, though I am not sure what the brown crap after night on the X-axis is supposed to represent;D

I'm shocked to see the n_maher level of volume listed so relatively high.

That's because the Y-axis is number of years of burn in, not volume level.

Wonder what the RSA level of volume would end up being.

Ask and ye shall receive.

ladies and gentlemen, we have another n_maher win.

^^^

Post of the day!

Ask and ye shall receive.

I call bullshit - especially after shaking the pads off a pair of hd600 with Ray watching, his face twisted up like KG was fisting him. He was clearly in shock, and contemplating calling 911... or Beely, not sure which. I think he was mainly worried the Raptor was gonna burst into flames.

Great graphs, both, exception noted.

Haha, excellence.

Seriously though, I've noticed similar differences as postjack between my brand new white-screen replacement drivers (in an HD580 Jubilee shell) and the older, well-worn HD650 drivers (in HD650 shell). The upper-mids & highs on the new set are just a bit more forward, just a touch more seemingly harsh. Not a night-and-day difference by any means, but it's there. I dig the darker smoother sound on my well-worn pair, but I do believe the new ones will mellow and sound largely the same, with time.

My Sennheiser is 5 years old now...still rocks! bad luck man, get the HD800, looks lot more quality, plus SONY style~