There is a break-in period for components, how much varies by manufacturer. Would suggest you ask Jolida or dealer what to expect.
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Agree with break-in period on electronics, however its quite short IMO. I find that length of period on, i.e. the circuit is fully thermally stabilized have a much greater effect on sound quality than any "break-in" have. Speakers have a much more prolonged breaking process as there literally are moving parts in a speaker that needs to loosen up so to speak. Wires and Cables - as close to ZERO as one can get in "break-in" time With in regards to break-in my overall impression on this that it is something that the actual end user of the product is "doing" so that him/her has an actual part is the process, i.e. "if I had not broken it in properly it would not sound this good" My two cents, I'm sure a lot of people have widely different opinions :-) Good Listening Peter |
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Burn-in matters. If you haven’t heard it for yourself... you are yet to be educated. Your ears will thank you eternally. Hagerman Technologies offers a iRIAA2 (inverse riaa card) that works with a line output signal from say a CD player. You fire it up and forget about it for any number of hours and with no pain, you conquer the burn-in monotony in the shortest time possible. Here is Mr Hagerman’s explanation of the products function; The iRIAA Filter is a two-channel passive inverse RIAA response filter for use in testing phono preamplifiers. Unlike traditional networks, the iRIAA Filter includes a correctly placed upper 3.18us (50kHz) corner in its transfer function. Output level is switchable between -40dB and -60dB. Frequency response is accurate to within +/-0.5dB from 10Hz to 100kHz. http://hagerman-audio-labs.myshopify.com/products/iriaa2-inverse-riaa-filter http://hagerman-audio-labs.myshopify.com/products/frybaby2-compact-burn-in-generator I have no affiliation with Hagerman Technologies other then I and many of my audio club members fully appreciate this product and its benefits. Happy Listening! |
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