Hi folks,
I have a few technical questions about the initial shakedown of the headphones/earphones and other starting things. Hope you can help me.
First of the list: what is meant exactly by 'shakedown', 'breaking in' all the new headphones, in order for them to acquire more colour and sound better after a certain period of time? Is this valid only for cable devices, or even for wireless ones (I got a new pair of wireless earbuds, editor's note)?
Second: since I got to know that Android limits the sound quality (to 16 bit/48 kHz maybe, or something like that), is this true only when you use jack/usb connections or also for wireless ones? In case the second answer was affirmative, should I use another third-party app in order to bypass this limitation? If yes, which one?
Last: can someone suggest me a proper article/scripted/video/other which teaches how to read decently the frequency response chart of the devices?
Thank you in advance.
I have a few technical questions about the initial shakedown of the headphones/earphones and other starting things. Hope you can help me.
First of the list: what is meant exactly by 'shakedown', 'breaking in' all the new headphones, in order for them to acquire more colour and sound better after a certain period of time? Is this valid only for cable devices, or even for wireless ones (I got a new pair of wireless earbuds, editor's note)?
Second: since I got to know that Android limits the sound quality (to 16 bit/48 kHz maybe, or something like that), is this true only when you use jack/usb connections or also for wireless ones? In case the second answer was affirmative, should I use another third-party app in order to bypass this limitation? If yes, which one?
Last: can someone suggest me a proper article/scripted/video/other which teaches how to read decently the frequency response chart of the devices?
Thank you in advance.