Are you going to break your HD25's or TMA's?

[Bassline Brine]

bah. Photo links aren't working. Damn google's photosharing thing not working anymore, been using it for years.

[suit]

Wow! Now I can see the photos. Those TMA's really do bend well. I could never bring myself to do it though.

[photojojo]

I updated the first post now.

[DJZILCH]

ok after 4 years my HD25s have officially died on me (the drivers)

i noticed this when doing headphone mixing on my school project on headphones late at night

when dealing with the lower frequencies (80hz - 150hz) i can notice a crackling sound from my the right driver - i guess its busted now, finally, this headphones have travelled with me and been through so much, i am surprised it lasted this long, for the record my previous headphone was the pioneer hdj1000 and it didnt even last me a year (lol)

i guess its time to either buy new hd25 drivers or buy new headphones altogether, i have been eye-ing the audio technica ath50m perhaps this would be the time to buy it

[Chelan]

ok after 4 years my HD25s have officially died on me (the drivers)


when dealing with the lower frequencies (80hz - 150hz) i can notice a crackling sound from my the right driver

Damn, what's the deal with the right side of headphones? My old Ultrasone DJ1 headphones went bad twice in the right side. And I've seen a few other cats on here say there HD25s went bad in the right side. What gives?

On a brighter note, I did replace my Ultrasones with the HD25 Originals just 2 days ago. WOW! When I first picked them up them feel so light and flimsy, but the sound that they produce is incredible! Not quite ready to play "Gumby" with them yet though like I saw in photojojo's photo. Good to know they have that ability though.

So if drivers do go bad in the HD -25s, how much are they or one to get replaced? Also, what is your guys opinion on a so called "burn in" period for headphones using white and pink noises? Good idea or total myth?