Do you think LP needs break-in to sound its best?


Most of the time brand new LP sounds fine, but when I listen to it several times after, it seems to sound better. I guess it could be psychological. What is your experience?
audiolui

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Audiozen, did you mention the tolerable temperature? The light vinyl will have a great chance to have unplayable warps that would look even more like bumps.
Other than that store all of your vinyls in the dark place in upright position.
I use shoe-shine flannel cloth to wipe a record with a-bit pressure before playing weather it's out of sealed box or already played. It worms up record and makes sound incredibly smooth. Obviously no shoe shine compound is being placed on the cloth:-)