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RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. *

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In Reply to: RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * posted by mr grits on January 21, 2008 at 08:56:59

I've had lots of new speakers and could never tell the difference in sound due to this so called speaker break in. Don't believe in it.

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You're deaf.....stick with Bose. * - mr grits 06:13:42 01/24/08 (0)
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RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - DKL 10:11:54 01/23/08 (0)
I've heard the differences during break-in among every pair of new speakers I've owned - particularly in the tweeters and their integration with the midrange. Most recently, I owned new Tyler Linbrook Signatures and now Merlin VSM-MXe speakers, and to my ears the difference was dramatic, but it also unfolds over a period of several weeks.
RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - Ozzy 08:37:56 01/23/08 (1)
Contrare, mon frere. Speaker break in is VERY real and you will experience it if you are not a "background listening kind of guy".

Oz
- RE: Were they fully broken in? Can take up to 150 hours. * - norton 02:37:51 01/24/08 (0)
  Sorry to respectfully disagree. I don't believe in it. Just like my new car engine, I know it's breaking in but I can't tell any difference in the way it drives.

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