RE: PING: Uncle Stu Ono....

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Posted by Duster (M) on September 26, 2014 at 16:49:51

In Reply to: PING: Uncle Stu Ono.... posted by Winston Smith on September 26, 2014 at 14:46:06:

A Teflon dielectric tends to take far longer to burn-in than other polymers, so expect many hours to pass before the SF-23 shows profound improvements via burn-in. As unclestu said, a burn-in CD or burn-in track played as a loop via computer is a more efficient method than music tracks. Music tracks, both dynamic types and sweeping types are a good second phase method after an initial intensive burn-in process is accomplished. YMMV

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Topic - PING: Uncle Stu Ono.... - Winston Smith 14:46:06 09/26/14 (13)

RE: PING: Uncle Stu Ono.... - Duster 16:49:51 09/26/14 (2)

RE: Teflon burn in. - rick_m 09:30:40 09/27/14 (0)

Thanks, Duster! - Winston Smith 20:29:20 09/26/14 (0)

RE: PING: Uncle Stu Ono.... - unclestu 15:04:51 09/26/14 (9)

Thanks, Stu..... - Winston Smith 20:08:29 09/26/14 (8)

RE: Thanks, Stu..... - unclestu 20:49:59 09/26/14 (7)

Cool info, Stu. Thanks. You know, ....... - Winston Smith 05:28:29 09/27/14 (6)

RE: Cool info, Stu. Thanks. You know, ....... - David Pritchard 08:53:22 09/27/14 (5)

RE: Audiodharma - cdb 19:24:50 09/27/14 (1)

As they say in French.... - alan m. kafton 14:27:29 09/28/14 (0)

You Are Correct, David - Luminator 18:34:14 09/27/14 (0)

Hagerman Technologies also makes them....... - Winston Smith 11:33:05 09/27/14 (1)

RE: Hagerman Technologies also makes them....... - unclestu 15:04:37 09/27/14 (0)

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RE: PING: Uncle Stu Ono.... - Duster 16:49:51 09/26/14 (2)

RE: Teflon burn in. - rick_m 09:30:40 09/27/14 (0)

Thanks, Duster! - Winston Smith 20:29:20 09/26/14 (0)

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