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ronkent

Another  reason for a manufacturer to burn in electronic devices is to ensure they continue to work to specifications under the advertised voltages and loads. If solid state components are to fail, they'll do it very early on.  It's for the sake of the warranty. 

makes sense.  thanks

Tom, thanks.  Some form of mechanical break in sounds plausible to me for speakers.

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Prof - at Thiel we all began as skeptics. Through thousands of experiments over dozens of years, we gradually adopted the Modus Operandi of believing what we hear, rather than what we understand. There are countless ways to lack cognition of experience. Trust your ears.