Propeller Head Plaza

Posted by mkuller (R) on June 03, 2007 at 11:05:42

In Reply to: RE: Not DO, But WHY Speakers Require A "Break-In" Period posted by Pjay on June 03, 2007 at 06:42:48

>...non mechanical does not.>

My understanding is that capacitors need to "form" during break-in.

Since cables sound better after break-in, there is more to it than just the mechanical parts.

• How long does it take for home electrical wiring to break in? (nt) - AJinFLA 14:34:26 06/03/07 (5)
  • 120V AC - is that going through your interconnects? (nt) - mkuller 10:31:52 06/04/07 (4)
    • No, 120V AC is going through HOME ELECTRICAL WIRING. Now how long for "break-in"? Don't you know? Can't you hear it? nt - AJinFLA 14:01:54 06/04/07 (3)
      • RE: No, 120V AC is going through HOME ELECTRICAL WIRING. Now how long for "break-in"? Don't you know? Can't you hear it - unclestu52 22:20:54 06/04/07 (2)
        • His comments included that even his refrigerator seemed to be running colder. - AJinFLA 13:57:04 06/05/07 (1)
          • I'll ask him - unclestu52 16:45:31 06/05/07 (0)
• RE: "Break-In" Period... - Pjay 12:58:26 06/03/07 (0)

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