Burning In and Settling

It is known that with every good audio equipment solution (cables included), the better the gear, the more the burning in process becomes apparant. It is true that the user should burn in the LessLoss DFPC to be able to appreciate best what it does in all respects. After a few years of feedback from a world-wide audience of audiophiles, I would say the following generally holds true as a guideline:

General LessLoss DFPC Burn-in and Settling Schedule

(1) First impression right out of the bag: quiet background, super high resolution, details in progam material unheard or not appreciated before. Midrange clarity, resolution, and naturalness are most immediately evident.

(2) After about three days of use: somewhat more organic sound, better system synergy and smoothness, the high resolution perceived to be more liquid (sort of as if a speaker crossover were somewhat upgraded for better synergy between the components / drivers).

(3) After about a week of use: depth and dimensionality of soundstage profoundly impressive, last hint of graininess gone, voices more "chesty" and with more volume, depth of bass impressive because of its tightness, control, and organic mesh with the highs.

These differences are meant as a general average to give you a feel for what can be expected with the LessLoss DFPC solution. Obviously, we all have our own wording to explain the subjective nature of these differences, but on a whole the average feedback has again and again pointed in a direction very similar to the three stages of qualitative sound development depicted above.

You may choose to use your cable cooker of choice. There are several solutions out there, but even straight out of the bag with no burn-in, one knows that one is dealing with something special.

Enjoy your music! And feel free to post your own impressions about your experience with the LessLoss DFPC as well!

Thank you,

Louis Motek
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Managing Director
LessLoss Audio Devices