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In Reply to: Plenty of documentation on speaker break-in posted by Brian H P on October 25, 2021 at 13:11:02:
with my old Martin Logan CLS IIZs the panels sounded bad out of the box. I brought themback and we did a side by side comaprison with the floor models. huge difference. I thought my panels were defective. I was told they need to break in. I was skeptical. Took them home and ran them for a week solid with a CD on auto repeat. I brought them back to the dealer for a side by side. They were pretty much indistinguishable from the same floor model.
But....why didn't Martin Logan document this?
I think what makes the whole thing look dodgy is the idea that everything breaks in/burns in and that it always makes the sound better.
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- now that you mention it - Analog Scott 10/28/2107:03:21 10/28/21 (1)
- Interesting. Perhaps they over-tension the diaphragm at the factory . . . - Brian H P 13:53:14 10/29/21 (0)
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