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In Reply to: If it's broken in posted by Sordidman on November 11, 2006 at 11:11:58:
....people constantly say that their speaker has broken in so that it doesn't have the problems I point out. So I go listen. The problem sure still is there, but they've tuned it out. Or they bought a cable or amp or CDP that "fixes" it. It didn't. Still there. Same issues. I see it so often that, sure, I'm taking that leap that this is more of the same. You can't fix a 6dB dip between two drivers with cables, amps, CD players. But you *can* fix it with your mind. Doesn't much matter to me, as long as he's happy. But maybe, just maybe, the difference between a Wilson fan and a non-Wilson fan is the ability to "wrap your head around" their sound and bend to their flavor. I say this because so many people seem to dislike their sound. Maybe their brains take longer to break in that some. That's a whole lot more likely than one brand of speaker taking longer to break in than another!
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Follow Ups
- Well, I just happen to have a lot of experience with this.... - John Ashman 16:32:54 11/11/06 (5)
- Zero experience + big speculation, = one wrong man! - Sordidman 08:38:43 11/13/06 (1)
- So....peaks/dips and distortion isn't audible if the speaker is expensive enough?!? (nt) - John Ashman 10:30:11 11/13/06 (0)
- You sell shitty NHT speakers. Shut it. - ronjohn 05:19:59 11/12/06 (2)
- Re: You sell shitty NHT speakers. Shut it. - Brian Cheney 12:04:50 11/12/06 (0)
- Yes, you're right, if higher distortion, less FR accuracy and poorer dispersion at a higher price = better :-) - John Ashman 06:57:49 11/12/06 (0)
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