Replaced Mid-RangeBest way to Burn-IN ???


Had to replace the left mid-range driver on one of my front speakers.What would be the best way to burn this driver in as the sound does not match the right front.

Should I just run the left speakers only.They can be bi-wired so I am thinking of removing the jumpers on the terminals and just playing the mid and nothing to the top end.Oh they are 2 way speakers.Or should I run both speakers ,left and right?

I plan on putting at least 100 hours on it before doing any real listening.

It doesn't sound bad it's just a tad noticeable that the one with the new mid is a little brighter.I know I should of replaced both but money is a factor.Any thoughts and help welcome.
shaunp

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Also replaced the inductors with new ones as the old ones where damaged.I know I should of got 2 new drivers but as I said ...funds are lacking.Do inductors also require break in?
Is it normal when you replace a mid-range for that speaker to sound a little louder than the other due to it being a new driver?
When running a test tone using a slp meter there is no difference in volume.