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Electronics usually take a couple days to warm up...

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In Reply to: RE: Take to Geoff Kait... posted by Awe-d-o-file on July 01, 2008 at 14:17:24

especially if left off for extended periods. A perfect example is the hi-fi shows. The sound is pretty abysmal the first day or two, but by the third day, things come together.

Most exhibitors have to ship their stuff which results in the components not getting any juice for days, or weeks.

I remember Alan yun from Silverline always complaining about how bad the sound will be on electrnics that have not been on for more than a day or two. I worked with him at CES and Stereophile shows and the first thing we did was get the components hooked up and got some juice running through them.

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