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In Reply to: Is burning-in real? posted by Scott Thomson on January 23, 2001 at 18:54:51:
Having owned Proacs and now 'speakers that use Eton drivers I can tell you that loudspeakers definately need break in, sometimes in the hundreds of hours.Have a listen to a brand new set of Proacs or nOrh's and then listen to a pair of either 'speaker with a couple of hundred hours on them and tell me that there is no such thing as break in.
Pre-amps, power-amps, CD players also need burn in and capacitor forming with a Variac is a plus with power-amps.
I have also used a Variac to re-form the capacitors in a pre-amp with great improvement in smoothness and general musicality.
Speaker and interconnect cables, I think so.
Tony D.
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