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In Reply to: Stating that 'I am a speaker expert' ... is definitely not providing data ... so it looks like I'll have to do this! posted by Richard BassNut Greene on November 11, 2006 at 09:05:36:
From a John Dunlavy rec.audio.opinion postSource: http://home.austin.rr.com/tnulla/dunlavy7.htm
"Most loudspeakers and their drivers require little or no break-in to achieve their level of long-term performance. Indeed, 10 minutes of break-in time using music containing a wide range of tones, especially in the low bass region of the audio spectrum should be quite satisfactory. ... Some woofers with a relatively stiff suspension may require more break-in time than others. Tweeters and mids seldom (if ever) exhibit any measureable or audible change in properties with use, despite contrary claims by the "golden ear" set."
(excerpt from John Dunlavy post on Wednesday October 29 1997)
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