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In Reply to: I think that initial break-in has a lot to do with capacitors posted by John Marks on August 19, 2015 at 16:08:30:
My Maggies were fresh out of the shipping box.
For the first (maybe) 15 to 20 hours, the image would 'jump' between speakers or even have a momentary dropout.
The ONLY thing I could blame it on was Capacitor Formation. I went thru a similar situation with my Studio Stobe lights which have a huge amount of capacitance to provide long flash times.
All that being said, I have NO idea if a capacitor 'knows' where it is being used.
Too much is never enough
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