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Old 02-07-2007, 12:00 PM
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[QUOTE=asawadude]Another QC2 owner here, albeit a former owner. I bought the QC2's during Christmas and ended up returning them on day 29. I chose QC2 over the QC3 because of I thought they were more confortable and did a better job of cancelling noise. But after carefully breaking them in, they never matched the sound quality of my old Grado SR225's.



How do you break them in?
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How do you break them in?
Just like breaking in speakers. You use them.
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I heard of breaking in a car but not speaker or headphones?
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depending on your method it is basically a heat cyceling of the voice coils on the speakers I like to power them up with no sound for one or two hours then shut them down for 5 or 6 hours one day listen to music at a low volume the next then do the power cycle again the following day

I have never done this with headphones or factory audio systems but the SPL and SQL sound cars from back in the day I did this with
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