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In Reply to: RE: PrimaLuna Dialogue Five amplifier - sound issue posted by akolegov on July 21, 2015 at 23:41:07
If you have to warm up an amp for 3 hours to sound right - then somethings not quite right????
A good stereo should sound good as soon as you "flick" that switch and listen to even crappy recordings.
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Really? You obviously know little about tube audio equipment or SS for that matter. Everything sounds better after warming up. CD/DAC's in particular. SS equipment should never be turned off because it can take days to warm up properly. Tubes, which can't be left on, must be warmed up for 20-30 minutes at least. YMMV but that is mine and basically every manufacture's recommendation.
It's all relative. When I received the cary in 2003, it sounded marvelous right from the box with stock tubes (I had a different flat and speakers then (Snell E-III).
The speakers I use now just don't mate very well with Cary (unlike Sansui AU-517, Eico HF-81 and even Eico ST-40), or vice versa- the cary's house sound doesn't agree very well with otherwise excellent open baffle speakers...
Perhaps, the Cary amp needs some maintenance after 12 years of use...
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