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RE: "Isn't it conceivable that after many hours, a loudspeaker can actually sound worse?" Hmmm...

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In Reply to: RE: "Isn't it conceivable that after many hours, a loudspeaker can actually sound worse?" Hmmm... posted by clarkjohnsen on June 02, 2007 at 08:52:55

> Ever know an automobile to operate or handle worse, after break-in?

That's a meaningless comparison. Engine break-in for a car has to do with removal of remains of metal shavings that are left over from the manufacturing process. Failure to do so can damage the engine. Normally break-in is accomplished by adhering to speed and rpm limitations for a certain number of miles and then changing the oil. Improved manufacturing quality control has reduced or eliminated the need for a break-in period on many modern cars.

Even then, as parts wear on a car, they definitely do drive worse and eventually require the replacement of those worn mechanical parts.

I haven't heard of too many speakers that need their oil changed at 1,000 miles or need metal shavings blown out of the voice coil.

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