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In Reply to: myth or reality? posted by lmckines2@paxio.net on September 18, 2010 at 19:11:02:
...I'll leave to the EE people the details of equipment break in, but one aspect of the break in period is the that the auditory system (ear to brain) also needs to "break in", as it were; in other words, the brain takes time to adjust to the new sound as well...I have no data, but I wonder of part of the break in period is the brain simply getting used to the new input. That being said, I agree with esande: your wife is right, and you are wrong...:)
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