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Radiant Acoustics Clarity 6.2 - Purifi based compact speaker

I don't want to interrupt this interesting discussion, but the matching Radiant Acoustics Clarity Stands are now officially available from their online shop.

https://radiantacoustics.com/products/clarity-stands

Personally, I was stupid enough to place a 200 € deposit for the stands at HiFi Klubben (the sales chain owned by Peter Lyngdorf) four and a half months ago, because I thought I'd get my pair early then ... well, I might be able to pick them up on Friday. :p
 
It's as simple as I don't believe the site loses any income due to link sharing and I think you guys made that up.

Which no one claimed. If you are going to make the questionable choice of publicly arguing with the site admins, you might want to have more of a clue first. Otherwise, you just look like someone who desperately needs a little time off.
 
Manufacturers probably use 'break in' as a proxy for 'give your brain some time to get used to the sound of your new stuff before you complain or freak out'
Some decades ago I recall talking to a senior marketing rep for a national brewery. They had a marketing campaign underway where it was recommended you try their beer for 30 days. It was precisely for the reason you state above -- doing almost anything for 30 days in a row will let your brain adapt to the "new normal" and at that point, their competitors' beers wouldn't taste right.

The thing I find odd about most subjective audiophiles is they are absolutely convinced that the very well known rules of how the brain works and is subject to any number of subconscious variables don't apply to them.
 
SoundStage Network NRC measurements:


Exemplary from above, as expected absolutely fine:

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