No worries, if you need to slow down fast stick your hand out the window, ideally, holding a hankie. The only problem is the car might start veering left.
very good car, indeed...
you can quietly rent one, but remember, no security belt,
only one hand to drive, and the left hand resting in the door..
No worries, if you need to slow down fast stick your hand out the window, ideally, holding a hankie. The only problem is the car might start veering left.
I have driven a Prius; I never drove a car that got off from a standing start so fast. (And yes, I've driven 450hp+ cars before). The seemingly unlimited torque of an electric drive needs to be experienced to believe it!
jd
I wonder if the Hybrid power train and wiring requires any "burn in" to deliver the ultimate driving experience
What about the invertor... maybe we will see some threads on "swapping caps" etc.
Perhaps the batteries become more powerful after conditioning, lower impedance - more powerful acceleration.
But don't all cars are said to drive better after the first year. Or is it the first month.
The auto market (as well as the auto-audio market) is much much bigger than the audio market there's bound to be some elements of the audio market in there, but at a larger scale.
It depends on the driver. All new cars need getting used to before you really feel fully comfortable with it. Some drivers need more time than others.
jd
Agreed.
I thought we were waiting on you and Yaccocables to come to agreement upon whether you think you can hear a difference with his cables??
I have send a PM to Yaccocables once but for some reason I get a "token expired" message when I've tried to PM him again, therefore this post:
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/everything-else/156207-burn-speakercable-120.html#post2073672
Haven't heard anything yet.
Burn in often takes as long as your ears do to get used to the slight change a new cable makes...
It varies to be honest. Some products take ages (the first Naim Nait5/CD5 took a month left on 24/7 before they fully settled down from new). Other products/cables are "right" straight out of the box (my AVI gear were wonderful in this respect and had no temperament at all).
P.S. I found that if I removed and replaced the connectors in my system once or twice a year, the sound appeared to change for a very short while. It wasn't a big difference though.
It varies to be honest. Some products take ages (the first Naim Nait5/CD5 took a month left on 24/7 before they fully settled down from new). Other products/cables are "right" straight out of the box (my AVI gear were wonderful in this respect and had no temperament at all).
P.S. I found that if I removed and replaced the connectors in my system once or twice a year, the sound appeared to change for a very short while. It wasn't a big difference though.
Oops, I thought he was burning in the cables in preparation.
Should've been finished by now, I think.
Maybe Sy can get hold of him and find out what's happening?
Hmm... looks like it was never properly agreed who was going to do what.
I replaced all the speaker cable in my bass rig over the last 2 days. This time I'll admit I used some really good stuff.
I found a great deal on Carol Cable 4 conductor 12 gauge at Home Depot. I figure that since they make cable for the electrical utilities industry, they must really know their stuff! My speakers couldn't possibly sound better!
I found a great deal on Carol Cable 4 conductor 12 gauge at Home Depot. I figure that since they make cable for the electrical utilities industry, they must really know their stuff! My speakers couldn't possibly sound better!
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