But the people who make the speakers tell you to run them in, ob one hand theres you and Hitler shit posting on the other experts (, Wed 10 Feb 2021, 9:28, archived)
who to believe?Industry professionals with decades of experience, or an unstable mental case on a moribund messageboard who stays up all night drinking and talking to himself?
I mean it's a tough call
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Queef Smegwin U r a 🔔🔚, Wed 10 Feb 2021, 9:31,
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I'm always right.(
Windy Pig I'm naturally quite suspicious about the moon., Wed 10 Feb 2021, 9:32,
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How can I un-run-in my speakers?asking for an imaginary friend.
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garold you're on mute I SAID YOU'RE ON MUTE, Wed 10 Feb 2021, 9:33,
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So called dr FACT
According to Dr. Jack Oclee-Brown, our Head of Acoustics: "The suspensions see the largest change, [as] they are made from impregnated textile and at a microscopic level the textile fibres pull apart a little when they are stressed, which leads to a softening. Break-in can take from a few hours to a few days. This depends mostly on the signal used for the break-in. Louder music will break in the drivers more quickly. As typically the bass drivers break in the most. Music with more bass will speed up the process too. The same effects can apply to headphone drivers too."
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I think we've all had enough of these so called experts(
Windy Pig I'm naturally quite suspicious about the moon., Wed 10 Feb 2021, 10:11,
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at the risk of being a brb, there have been SCIENTIFIC TESTS done which show no difference in sound between fresh out of the box speakers, and ones which have been 'run in'.Either running in is bollocks, or it works.
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Even kef are laughing at you and your mate Hitler us.kef.com/blog/some-facts-about-speaker-break-in-301371114?___store=english_brand
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