Speakers break in period

[ToppingSMSL]

Perhaps you could point out where, must have missed it.

No I won't bother

 

[Al ears]

No I won't bother

As I thought.
Nevermind pretty sure others will be along soon to help the OP.....

 

[gasolin]

Op didn't even once replay

What amp ?

cambriude audio axa 25 lack bass as well as a cxa 61

 

[RoA]

Yes, that's true. Could be up to 100 hours.

Yes, if you play them 3 and something hours a day and the return policy states 30 days

 

[twinkletoes]

an interesting article from kef on the subject, they certainly seem to think makes a difference

I myself have only really heard it with one speaker and it wasn’t a subtle difference.

Speaker Break-In: Do You Need to do it or is it a Myth?

We explore whether new speakers need time to break-in, how to break them in and how the performance of a speaker can change over time.

uk.kef.com

 

[Roger_A]

an interesting article from kef on the subject, they certainly seem to think makes a difference

I myself have only really heard it with one speaker and it wasn’t a subtle difference.

Speaker Break-In: Do You Need to do it or is it a Myth?

We explore whether new speakers need time to break-in, how to break them in and how the performance of a speaker can change over time.

uk.kef.com

I have to say that the KEF blog is one of the most sensible explanations from a manufacturer that I've seen to date. There's none of the usual bull product about special properties and the cause is explained simply as well as how to deal with it - basically just use it as normal with your favourite music , the only caveats being to use a good amplifier and don't damage them by playing too loud.

 

[Revolutions]

I myself have only really heard it with one speaker and it wasn’t a subtle difference.

What about the other speaker?