Do the stabilizers have a break-in or burn-in period?
Definitely, there is a change in sound over time: this is the “burn-in” mystery. Our theory concerning this “burn-in” phenomenon is that it is a learning of the brain rather than a physical change of components. It is easy to show that there is no physical change over time in the stabilizers. Just A/B an old and a new component. They will sound the same and the music changes according to people and time, not with new/old components. When the new tweak is implemented, the brain learns to interpret the new sound and is able to catch nuances of the new sound. Just like you learn a new language. In the beginning, the language sounds monotonous, without connections between the syllables, but when you understand it, it sounds connected and flowing. With enough time, the brain can decide to like the new music more (if the new music makes more sense) or less (if the new music is more disconnected and confusing) than the old music. We also believe that music is the primordial language of people
