Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista Owners Questions???


For those of you who own the Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista Integrated Amp and/or the Musical Fidelity Tri-Vista SACD player, how long did it take to break in the amp and or the SACD player? For those of you who previously owned the M3 Nu Vista amp and/or CD player, how would you compare the sound you are getting from the Tri-Vista to the NU-Vista. Thanks for your assistance. Stephen
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I'd still ask anyone at Stereophile about ANY product of Musical Fidelity, since they seem to review every product they market and with great regularity. BTW, when you come out with 'limited editions', all bets are off. That way, you can debut a 'new' product that 'needs' reviewing and do it every few months while buying really expensive advertising. Hats off to Anthony Michaelson. Who said clarinet players are dumb?

I'm sure Kevin Deal means well. I've always had good success with Upsaleaudio. It's nice that he's a dealer for Musical Fidelity.
The Tri-Vista sacd player sounds better than anything I owned. This is with less than 100 hours of use.
I own the Tri-Vista and I could tell the unit was going to be a keeper right out of the box. It did sound a little hard in the High Frequencies. It gradually went away over a period of two weeks. The midrange will also flesh out over about a month. Great SACD Player. It smokes a stock SCD-1, but it should.

hope this helps,

Johnny
When you said the midrange fleshed out after about a month, did you leave your player running all the time for a month or was it on and off intermitantly? thanks
I leave it on all the time and try to play as much music through it as possible.

hope this helps,

Johnny