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Do speakers work better over time?

Do speakers work better over time?

The good news is your speakers will absolutely sound better after the initial break-in period. Due to the rigidness of your new speakers, they will not be as dynamic until they have had a chance to move and become more flexible.

Are new amplifiers better than old ones?

Good modern amps use properly rated transformers and are quite large and heavy AND quite expensive. They are better than vintage transformers ! Now we also have better and bigger ( affordable ) power supply capacitors. So a well designed power supply today is better than a vintage one.

Do you prefer vintage or modern audio equipment?

Though the old equipment might not reproduce the music as accurately as modern gear, the listener might prefer the sound from the vintage equipment. In general, though, I think if you choose carefully you can get better sound with modern equipment than with vintage.

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Are vintage speakers better than modern speakers?

Modern ones might be smaller and more compact in design, but the vintage ones had definitely got a ‘great’ durability and a retro look in them. A classic model of vintage speaker in your living room will definitely look better than a newly brought desk speaker. Another important and yet, versatile concern that’s hard to define.

Are vintage Japanese speakers worth the money?

In fairness, of the Japanese speakers of the period, Yamaha, Onkyo, and Pioneer had some really decent products, especially at the top of their lines. Drivers of vintage speakers were usually attached to the enclosure with wood screws, something you won’t see even in a modern entry-level speaker.

Do old turntables sound better than new ones?

You can get much more speaker for your dollar than you could years ago. Most modern turntables will sound better, too, but much of that is by virtue of their newness. Old turntables can have worn platter and tonearm bearings, which seriously degrade the sound.