To those who don't believe in, or who haven't heard a difference, with burn in:
- please sell me that brand new bad sounding $2500 phono cartridge with only 10 hours on it for 40% of what you paid for it
I can't even count the number of cables or electronic pieces or capacitors or other parts of all types that have continually changed with "burn in" use over time. The change isn't subtle from start to finish, though it can be subtle in degrees. 20-50 hours isn't usually enough time to get to the end of that change. More like 100-200 hours.
All I can think is ... if you can't hear it then maybe your system isn't as resolving as you think.
- please sell me that brand new bad sounding $2500 phono cartridge with only 10 hours on it for 40% of what you paid for it
I can't even count the number of cables or electronic pieces or capacitors or other parts of all types that have continually changed with "burn in" use over time. The change isn't subtle from start to finish, though it can be subtle in degrees. 20-50 hours isn't usually enough time to get to the end of that change. More like 100-200 hours.
All I can think is ... if you can't hear it then maybe your system isn't as resolving as you think.