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RE: Does break in of a wire depend on the voltage..?

Posted by Duster on January 12, 2017 at 11:16:24:

Burn-in involves both voltage and current. A phono cartridge involves so little dielectric, that burn-in is not a highly important issue to be concerned about. However, mechanical break-in time is another issue, since the suspension of a stylus may benefit from an extended mechanical break-in period.