Clarity Cap CMR Impressions

Hello Guys with the extra Copper the detail can seem a bit tipped up in these CMR caps  at first 
they need a solid 100 hours to start to settle down 200 hours to get to 90%
and 300 fully runin.  Which is a pretty accurate statement .do yourself a favor 
My a $30 SPL meter to know how loud you are listening 
ad if played on low volume will take forever .i recommend 65-70 db  good back ground   Low - med listening 80 plus getting a bit loud .90+ db hearing damage 
no joke. 

what’s change in sound after decent burn-in?
the highs congested emphasys go away or not ?

tha cmr  comparison you have done is against mundorf silver oil ?

Yes I feel once you get close to the 200 mark which I have now
Thd sonic balance is very detailed and open and warm  but not as rich as a Jupiter Copper foil.  In some systems I would welcome the sonic accuracy of the CMR 
Caps Munforf supreme are rated a 10 ,CMR a 12+ as well as                          Mundorf Silver gold oil which is s bit topped up on the  top end .personally I feel 
The Mundorf Silver oil is the most balanced for the tweeter.in the Mundorf line up.
The new CMR cap is up their with all caps except for top tier like Duelund cast.
Some caps too rich ,let the Dac,wires dictate the balance.

Thanks! for sharing- audioman58

I’m at the 48 hour mark. The CMR still sounds brighter and more open / uncongested compared to the Clarity MR + Audyn Cu but it’s definitely getting smoother as time goes on.

Imaging is suffering somewhat. The left (CMR) has a better sense of instrument presence, but the L and R speakers aren’t matching well enough anymore to create a broad sound stage.

Hopefully this all gets fixed when I replace the R with CMR’s too.

I did do a lot of measurements to see if I could find a reason for the difference in sound using Dayton DATS V2.

Honestly no number stood out except precision. The MR caps were about 1% off, so the 0.1 Audyn Cu bypass cap and the Duelund silver foil pushed them up to nearly perfect values. The CMR caps are dead on accurate in value.

Best,

E