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Re: You'll never prove it to the satisfaction of folks like this

"One of these gentlemen (at least, maybe both) has never experienced long-term speaker break-in, for instance, so ... it doesn't exist."

Anyone who has ever bought Audio Note speakers, knows that these take a looooooooong time to break in. Don't start with a week. Take a month and more.

Now the dbt-taliban states that you hear a difference because you got used to the sound of your new speakers. That is not the point.

When I bought my Audio Notes, the dealer had a spare pair (his demo pair) that I could use at home for the month it would take to get my own set.

So after this month I could compare the new ones to the old ones on the same day, same hour. Big difference.

Anyway these taliban guys have never heard Audio Notes, so what am I doing here telling you all this. They listen to American 84 dB low sensitivity crap and believe that those room heaters can sound anywhere near good.

Ernesto.


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