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Isn't it conceivable that after many hours, a loudspeaker can actually sound worse? Um, No

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In Reply to: RE: Break-in is a measureable aspect of driver performance. posted by The Real Dick Hertz on June 02, 2007 at 08:40:24

Break in doesn't work that way. When a loudspeaker, or an amplifier, wire, capacitor, you name it, "breaks in" or "burns in", it's always better. Never worse. The process simply doesn't work that way Dick.
Now if it were simply psychological, where a brain is adjusting to the sound over time, that might make some sense.
But in the words of Lord Clark "Kelvin" Johnsen, "Psychology is a Hoax!"
It does not apply to audiophiles. Like it sez in my sig.

cheers,

AJ

Absolute Perfect hearing and audio memory 24/7

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