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In Reply to: RE: Why don't you posted by Davey on June 21, 2017 at 16:25:21:
Again referencing the Gallos, the break-in period was marked by a severe hardness and lifelessness that was really difficult to listen to. I'd listen to the speakers and if I hadn't already known/read/heard about the break-in nasties, wonder what the hell was going on. Even though I did, it was pretty scary for a while. And when the speakers did open up and sing, it was a major relief.This whole thing -- from opening the boxes to the end of break-in -- took little more than a week in my case, so it's really no big deal, however "big" it seemed at the time.
Edits: 06/22/17
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Follow Ups
- It has little or nothing to do with "noise" per se - Dave Pogue 04:51:08 06/22/17 (2)
- RE: It has little or nothing to do with "noise" per se - Davey 06:47:17 06/22/17 (1)
- Sorry I confused noise with "noise." - Dave Pogue 07:20:53 06/22/17 (0)
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