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In Reply to: A very different and negative audio experience... posted by Rushton on February 18, 2005 at 20:48:38:
I've heard from a number of Quicksilver users that we did not allow enough break-in time and that Quicksilver needs 36-72 hours to begin coming into its own. Break-in is something we've all experienced, and I agree it is important and real. The break-in we allowed in our listening was 12+ hours, clearly not as long as is being recommended. So, treat my comments above as premature. The Audio Asylum system does not allow me to delete the original post at this point, so take my comments for what you deem them to be worth, and plan on spending more time on break-in than we allowed in order to try this in your own system.
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Follow Ups
- I hear the need for more break-in time... - Rushton 05:35:00 02/26/05 (1)
- Still breaking - Jagdeep 12:53:45 05/31/05 (0)
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