Did not give it enough time on the first go-around?


Have you ever circled back to realize later you did not give some new component(s) in your audio system enough time - possibly overlooked it too quickly on the first go-around: 

For example, i.e new speakers, tubes, or interconnect cables, maybe other "lower-level" versions you rotated out too quickly before jumping back to more familiar or higher grade ones... A few of my "best of overlooked" are below. 

Care to share some of yours?

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Tubes: 

  • Tung Sol KT120 output tubes / new reissue Tung Sol 6SN7GTB

Interconnects; 

  • Analysis Plus Copper Oval-In single ended RCA cables

 

 

decooney

We are always looking for greener grass. Sometimes you realize your mistake long after you sell something. All part of the learning experience.

@chorus Hence the "trial period".

Can you share examples.. Are your local dealers offering free trial periods -or- are you buying / paying for shipping components back and forth, in some cases dealers asking trial’ees to pay up to ~25% restocking fees for returns. Trials can be tricky, particularly for large and heavy items, amps, speakers.  

What type of components are you referring to doing "trials" on?