Does a brand new electrical circuit for audio gear benefit from burn in/break in time?

@ghdprentice 

my experience too …. A new 20A line over a 15A line ( both dedicated ) provided a higher degree of slam right off the bat  …this was kinda expected somewhat with more amp headroom maybe, I guess ?

but nada further improvement after that .

I just moved my “A” system to a new room and had two new 20A dedicated lines installed . All the goodies …. New Armoured electrical cabling from the panel, new top model FURUTECH electrical outlet plugs, ..and with already run-in CARDAS CLEAR power cables ….in an established $40K audio system.

my experience: after running it for a month, I don’t see any noticeable difference in the electrical system from new even with a “run-in” time. It’s not the same as a run-in on analogue cables. ( at least for me ). No brightness to start, no brightness now.,, no nuthin’ better or no worse from new.

With the mutha size power supplies in my gear, I follow OEM mfg recommendations to NOT use a power conditioner. Installing another Intermediary “filter” in the linkage MAY have a bespoke effect , depending on the PC unit and your bespoke system. ( I’m not suggesting it’s gonna be either good or bad ,,.)

FWIW

@ieales 

- not sure why you would even conjecture that … but in any case …nope … that is dead wrong … and you lose that wager …full stop. 

- My entire system was fully disconnected into its individual components and then boxed up and stored away for protection during the house renos

- after full Reno completion six-odd weeks later …THEN …all boxed up components and cables were taken out of storage  and finally reconnected again with new dedicated line and outlets  …. and voila …