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In Reply to: RE: Is it safe to run a CD player almost continuously to burn in the DAC? posted by audiohound on March 2, 2012 at 16:12:16:
Of course, you can use your new player, it's just that you will be submitting it to some wear tear for a non-listening task - which is the answer to your original question. Think of it this way, however many hours your new player ends up lasting (which no one knows for certain) it ultimately will provide actual listening time reduced by an amount equal to whatever burn-in time you task it to. For example, 400 hours of burn-in duty equals 400 hours less of actual listening time. .
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- RE: Is it safe to run a CD player almost continuously to burn in the DAC? - knewton 16:21:35 03/02/12 (5)
- But Think Of The Time Wasted... - AnalogJ 08:30:21 03/03/12 (4)
- Why does it always get better? - slider 10:57:54 03/03/12 (3)
- RE: Why does it always get better? - AnalogJ 11:23:45 03/03/12 (2)
- But how do you know what the designer intended? - slider 13:27:31 03/03/12 (1)
- RE: But how do you know what the designer intended? - Bromo33333 13:14:11 03/08/12 (0)
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