 break in period ??
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i've read in several posts about breakin time for the speakers (which makes sense)but i forgot to ask when i ordered them ,is this really true and more important should you not lean on these speaker for so many hours first until they are broke in????
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this subject has been touched on many times.. if i knew how to do a link, i would, but i dont.. anyway, go look under the STEREO section, and look for the thread 'burn-in'.. also, the ADVICE section, and look for thread 'max volume'.. those should help..
basically, the feeling is that, its not the speakers that need to break-in, its your ears.. if you are not used to listening to music at this new level of clarity, it seems 'bright'.. the speaker itself needs no 'break-in' time.
the threads i mentioned are much more eloquent than me, try and find them..good luck with your new speakers.. i should have mine by the 3rd week of may..
bigjohn
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The two posts are:
burn-in
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MAX-VOLUME
[black]-"The further we go and older we grow, the more we know, the less we show."[/black]
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thanks, someone is gonna have to show me how to do that one day!!
bigjohn
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All, right, no more excuses.
To post a link, first find the post you want to link and copy the whole address from the address bar in your browser.
Then, start a new post and paste the link into it to get this, for example:
http://www.axiomaudio.com/boards/showflat.php?Board=HT&Number=39061&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=0
Then, all you have to do is put " [ url]" (without the space and quotes) in front of the link, and " [ /url]" (without the space and quotes) after the link, and you'll have this:
http://www.axiomaudio.com/boards/showflat.php?Board=HT&Number=39061&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=0
If you want to get fancy and have the link to be plain words, you say [ url=http://your.link.here]This is my link[ /url] (again, without the spaces), and it will look like this:
This is my link.
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That rocks!
Now I'm part of the cool club.
Sorry for the lame link. I'm not cool anymore...
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EXCUSE ME, ARE YOU THE SINGING BUSH??
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Alright BigJohn. See! People from Texas CAN actually think  .
Jack
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i sure hope you are not using george w as an example of that.. 
bigjohn
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In reply to:
Alright BigJohn. See! People from Texas CAN actually think .
Hey, I resemble that remark!
Live from Austin, Texas...
WhatFurrer
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