Burn-in CD?
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I have a new CD player coming for Christmas, and I'm looking for a CD with a burn-in tone track on it. Does anyone have any suggestions as to a good (and affordable) burn-in CD?
Thanks for your help!
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by ScottJ:
I have a new CD player coming for Christmas, and I'm looking for a CD with a burn-in tone track on it. Does anyone have any suggestions as to a good (and affordable) burn-in CD?
Thanks for your help!<HR>
Stereophile Magazine's Test CD No. 3 has a good burn-in track on it, and it's only 10 bucks. You can order it here:
https://secure.rt66.com/stereophile/record.html
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Burning in electronics is the oldest myth in the business. Do your self a favor and don't waste your money. The only thing that needs to be "worked in" are speakers.
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by Green Jello:
Burning in electronics is the oldest myth in the business. Do your self a favor and don't waste your money. The only thing that needs to be "worked in" are speakers.
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I only glanced at ScottJ's request, so when I read your response, I thought, "Huh?"
I didn't realize he was asking for a cd to "burn-in" his new cd player.
If anyone can point out any legitimate study, white paper, thesis (or anything) that suggests that cd players benefit from being burnt-in, I'd love to read it.
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quote:<HR>Originally posted by Green Jello:
Burning in electronics is the oldest myth in the business. Do your self a favor and don't waste your money. The only thing that needs to be "worked in" are speakers.
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Obviously, I thought maybe he was looking for a speaker burn-in track, which is exactly what I provided a link to.
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I'd have to agree. I've heard of burning in new PC's but never stereo equipment. In fac tthe only reason that I ever burned in a PC was to fully test the machine and make shure there weren't any weak or corrupt components.