i've been wondering about this break in thing lately. On several posts you can read the arguement that blind tests are not accurate because the mind's ability to accurately remember what was last heard is limited and the time to switch cables may exceed that time window. I can't help but wonder how much of the so called break in is just getting used to the revised sound of the system with the new gear? in other words you are the one breaking in not the gear.
Cable Break-in....again?
I recently purchased a used set of cables. According to the prior owner, the cables had been given roughly 120 hours of play time (the required break-in time according to the manufacturer). However, it seems that once I install the cables in my system, I can hear them break-in again, as if they were new.
Do you think that once a cable (either speaker or interconnect) has been disconnected for a period of time, they require another break-in period?
Do you think that once a cable (either speaker or interconnect) has been disconnected for a period of time, they require another break-in period?
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