[jwvm]

On Sep 27, 4:26 pm, Tobiah wrote:
Richard Crowley wrote:
"Tobiah" wrote ...
SparkyGuy wrote:
http://www.hagtech.com/frybaby.html

Save your pennies! ic: (note tongue-in-cheek emoticon)

What's cool is that they give you a CD with the output
of that device recorded on it. Once you have that,
what do you need the device for?

Because using the generator prevents "burn-out" of
your CD player? Isn't "burn-out" what happens when
you do too much "burn-in"?

I could still buy a cheap CD player to 'sacrifice' to the job
for less money than the device. Not that I am considering for
a moment that there would be any benefit to piping that signal
through any of my equipment.

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Sorry but you need an audiophile CD player to play the CD. The
texture, soundstage, chromatic balance and realism will all be
attenuated with a cheap player and result in a biased burn-in. Don't
forget to put green marker around the edge of the CD while you are at
it so restless photons don't mess things up.