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RE: REVIEW: Bocchino Brenda B9 Accessory

Posted by Mungo Jerry on June 1, 2012 at 14:40:38:

Okay, I'll bite. You seem insistent that you get the message out about these connectors. Did you not post the same thing a few days ago? Anyhow, you mention that "the cable was not burnt in", yet you gush over the increased gains in performance. I always thought that audiophile parts were supposed to sound awful while burning in, and after a predetermined amount of time, is when they come to life. Is this not the case here? How do things sound after burn-in?