Furutech GTX NCF receptical break in, how long

Right. I'm not sure if some of you guys are exaggerating on the numbers. Currently I'm between 100 and 150 hours. I would say the sound quality is great after the 100 hours mark is passed. No more fluctuations.

Right, I can’t believe I’m updating this thread. A little update. Just today I’m hearing a change with the system. The bass is hitting lower and sounds fuller with better definition and detail. More defined. Midrange and treble also sound fuller and fleshed out. The highs sound silkier and more illuminating. I can’t believe this. I thought I’m not getting anymore changes with the system but it looks like the Furutech NCF receptacle really needs time to break-in.

I’ve made some calculations and so far I think I have about 300 hours on the outlet. If this thing will only give its 100% after reaching 500 hours as claimed by few here, I can’t imagine how my system would sound like then. At the rate I’m going I think I need 2 more months to get to the 500 hour mark.

Thanks for the update.

Burn in has begun with the Furutech GTX ncf and of course I liked what I heard out the box but not going to fall for that old trick! Good thing I have cables and my Jc5 still needing to finish burning in so here we go all  been running 24/7, I'll post back in a few weeks with an update.

Just over a 120hrs on the GTX ncf and last night sounded good with bass extension returning, the two nights before had me worried. I do use a 1hr break with no signal as two allow a relax period then back at it. I'm burning in Morrow Audio MA 5 xlr's  as well which arrived two days prior and last night indicates when all said and done this will be great.