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Why it might be better to listen carefully during the "break-in" period

What if the sonic changes we perceive during the "break-in" period are at least partly due to changes in our hearing during that time?

I don't know if this is true, but it's certainly possible that our ears are involved in the "break-in" process. If that is true, then we might be better off by not trusting in one of those handy "burn-in discs" to do all of the work for us while we step away from the listening room for hours at a time. What if our ears need to hear what is going on during break-in for break-in to be completely effective?

The best thing to do during any "break-in" period? Maybe, just sit there and listen to the music as always(?).



Edits: 06/09/15

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Topic - Why it might be better to listen carefully during the "break-in" period - genungo 05:56:29 06/09/15 (10)

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