Thanks to all who have responded so far. I appreciate the info and education.
Does a phono cartridge have a break-in period??
Do phono cartridges have a so called "break-in" period in which they begin to sound better?? I recently purchased an Audio Technica AT-120E moving magnet which for under $150 sounds good to very good. (I mentioned it in another thread)
Though,the mid-range sounds a bit recessed, and not as full as some more expensive MM's I have owned
My question is: do cartridges have a burn-in period after which the sounds is fuller or better?? If so, what exactly is breaking in?? stylus, cartridge coilings??
Though,the mid-range sounds a bit recessed, and not as full as some more expensive MM's I have owned
My question is: do cartridges have a burn-in period after which the sounds is fuller or better?? If so, what exactly is breaking in?? stylus, cartridge coilings??