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RE: "our ears adjust to normalize what's being heard"

I've been coming to similar conclusions.

It would make sense that at least part of what we think of as the "break-in" or "burn-in" of electrical components has as much to do with the adjustments or "normalizations" of our brains as anything else. This is not to say the "burn-in period" is not a real or important phenomena, it is only admitting to the probability that we are part and parcel of the so-called "burn-in" or adjustment process.

In hifi playback, a disciplined mind is just as important as the meticulous setup of components within a system is. Ready, respectful, and receptive ears are partly responsible for the effectiveness of any musical performance be it a live event or a reproduced one.

I've become convinced that some people have evil ears. No matter what, evil pours forth from the speakers.



Edits: 10/03/16

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