Burn-in track for subwoofers and Headphones

Break-in Sound for Audio Equipment

About This Audio (Break-in Sound)

This audio is designed to bring out the full potential of audio equipment by using frequencies and waveforms that are rarely used in conventional music, as well as specially adjusted noise sounds.
It is effective not only for brand-new devices but also for equipment that has been used for some time.

This sound is optimized for ultra-low to low frequencies (5Hz-150Hz) and can also be used with headphones and earphones. It may help enhance low-frequency output, reduce harshness, and improve spatial depth.

Volume Settings

. Always start at a low volume. There is no need to play it at high levels-use a volume appropriate for the size of your speakers.
. If you are in an environment where loud sounds are not possible, it may take longer to notice changes, but it will still be effective at lower volumes.
. If distortion occurs, reduce the volume immediately. Continuing playback while hearing buzzing or crackling sounds may cause damage or imbalance in your equipment.
. Low frequencies can travel through walls and floors, so please use this audio at a time when noise will not cause disturbances.
. Pets may be sensitive to these sounds, so please avoid using them in the same room.

Features

. Typically, speaker break-in requires tens to hundreds of hours, but this audio is specifically designed to accelerate the process.
. Some users may notice differences in as little as several minutes to a few hours.
. Check the sound periodically and try playing it multiple times for the best results.

Duration Until Completion

. The required time varies significantly depending on the equipment.
. It is recommended to stop after 30 minutes or 1 hour and check the progress by listening to familiar music.
. As the break-in progresses, you will eventually stop noticing any further changes in sound-this indicates completion of the process.
. You do not need to complete it all at once. For example, you can break it into sessions, such as 30 minutes today, then an additional hour next time.
. Some equipment has already gone through a break-in process from the factory or has been exposed to various types of audio, in which case, the change may not be significant.

Important Notes

. We cannot guarantee against any malfunctions, damage, or accidents resulting from the use of this audio. Please use it at your own risk.
. Playing it at excessively high volumes or continuously for several days may increase the risk of equipment failure. Please be cautious.