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In Reply to: 3.7i Break-in posted by Swamis Cat on June 20, 2014 at 09:06:35:
My guess is that that the caps in the crossover are still adjusting to their new home and things will improve with time. I haven't broke in a pair of Maggies in decades but if I recall right, it takes about 500 hours for the bass to come in fully and you may find the lower extension coming up to the IIIa standard.
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