Super Pang
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257Good morning,
I started using my TT2 in December 2020, so to date I have been using it for 256 hours.(aprox)
How many hours are required for Htt2 to reach its maximum splendor?
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257Good morning,
I started using my TT2 in December 2020, so to date I have been using it for 256 hours.(aprox)
How many hours are required for Htt2 to reach its maximum splendor?
mhhhhhh
Good morning,
I started using my TT2 in December 2020, so to date I have been using it for 256 hours.(aprox)
How many hours are required for Htt2 to reach its maximum splendor?
mhhhhhh
I think you should edit out the “stop trolling” part. @RCC HD Sound is a non English speaker from Chile who uses google translate to post here. He’s a genuinely nice person with whom I’ve communicated in the past. Trust me, he’s definitely not trolling.Stop troling, it just needs 10-20min to warm up and thats it
In all honesty, why would you need a minimum-set period before the Hugo TT 2 achieves optimal performance?Good morning,
I started using my TT2 in December 2020, so to date I have been using it for 256 hours.(aprox)
How many hours are required for Htt2 to reach its maximum splendor?
mhhhhhh
342, as long as you are using the right cables.
Sirs,The longest period of time you need to wait to hear the TT2 at its peak performance is the number of days you need to work to pay for it.
You would have a point if I even knew you were a foreigner. I do not believe in burn in except for tubes. So, my answer of 1 hour is genuine. That is how long I burned mine in before letting people know what I think of it.Sirs,
Gadjet67 is right, I'm not trolling.
leave the sarcasm for someone else; I have always respected you; therefore I demand the same respect for myself.
I have been informed in different sources that the cables require a period of "burning" (adaptation), even prestigious providers offer for an additional price to deliver the cables already burned, considering this situation I thought that our HTT2 due to the complexity of its electronics and the hundreds of internal conductors that it has, it could require a period of adaptation, isn't it to a certain extent logical?
well, I don't know, that's why I asked the question.
but from what I see you took it the wrong way.
now I understand what is your way of treating a foreigner.
This seems to me a more coherent answerHi everyone,
Just want to share what was told to me personally by Rob Watts, the designer of the Hugo regarding burning in of the device. He and John, the founder of Chord Electronics was in town to give a demo of the Hugo.
According to Rob, no burning in is necessary for the Hugo. He said he heard no difference between a well run in Hugo and one that was fresh out of the box. John also felt the same. That means the Hugo is good to go from the start. But....Rob did mention that for some dac/amps, burning in made the device better sounding. Just not the Hugo.
Enjoy your Hugo!
I stopped using raid a long time ago. My week has been utter schitt as not only did I mess up my roon, but for the last day or so I killed my fibre internet for whatever reanson ?.
Chances are high that my prescription pain killers broke it for me………..when I was sleeping