http://www.tummblr.com/music/speaker-break-in-yet-another-audiophile-myth/ Records of my tumblings through the intarwebs Sun, 12 Oct 2008 05:22:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://www.tummblr.com/music/speaker-break-in-yet-another-audiophile-myth/#comment-366 John Erickson Fri, 22 Aug 2008 03:38:18 +0000 http://www.tummblr.com/music/speaker-break-in-yet-another-audiophile-myth/#comment-366 I have a friend that is an audiophile and in the time i have known him, he has gotten several sets of speakers as well as had some upgraded by the manufacturer. In each case over time be it a week or a month later the sound quality from the speaker has changed for the better. It seems that the idea of the surrounds loosening up sounds plausible, but i have heard the difference. I have a friend that is an audiophile and in the time i have known him, he has gotten several sets of speakers as well as had some upgraded by the manufacturer. In each case over time be it a week or a month later the sound quality from the speaker has changed for the better. It seems that the idea of the surrounds loosening up sounds plausible, but i have heard the difference.

]]> http://www.tummblr.com/music/speaker-break-in-yet-another-audiophile-myth/#comment-340 r3D_L1N3 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 18:24:05 +0000 http://www.tummblr.com/music/speaker-break-in-yet-another-audiophile-myth/#comment-340 burn in is real, its very real, and ill tell u why. Its due to the driver suspension being tight in a brand new speaker, and it restricts the movement ALOT, it might not be that noticable, due to todays main form of music, the MP3, with the sound image severly reduced in the first place, no ones gunna notice anything different from burn in anyway. After the susension and speaker surround (spider) are more flexible, it allows the speaker driver to vibrate those soft tones and background noises that dont have that much power in the first place to be heard clear as day, and due to the lack of power these background noises and soft tones, with a tight suspension, wont be heard. Thus burn in is very real and very good, ive been burning in my satilites and sub for about 10 years now, and they sound perfect, im only powering them wiht 5 watts total they are so sensitive, 1 watt per satilite and 3 watts for the sub, they are both rated at 120-150 watts, if u want the absolute best burn in program that generates these sounds instead of a playlist follow this link www.burninwave.com, and download the burn in wave generator, the link is at the very bottom, or click the website link. this is the best tool ive ever used, and im no stranger when it comes to sound generators. burn in is real, its very real, and ill tell u why. Its due to the driver suspension being tight in a brand new speaker, and it restricts the movement ALOT, it might not be that noticable, due to todays main form of music, the MP3, with the sound image severly reduced in the first place, no ones gunna notice anything different from burn in anyway. After the susension and speaker surround (spider) are more flexible, it allows the speaker driver to vibrate those soft tones and background noises that dont have that much power in the first place to be heard clear as day, and due to the lack of power these background noises and soft tones, with a tight suspension, wont be heard. Thus burn in is very real and very good, ive been burning in my satilites and sub for about 10 years now, and they sound perfect, im only powering them wiht 5 watts total they are so sensitive, 1 watt per satilite and 3 watts for the sub, they are both rated at 120-150 watts, if u want the absolute best burn in program that generates these sounds instead of a playlist follow this link http://www.burninwave.com, and download the burn in wave generator, the link is at the very bottom, or click the website link. this is the best tool ive ever used, and im no stranger when it comes to sound generators.

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