Burn in after repair?


I had an amplification unit repaired with output and driver transistors replaced in one channel.  In starting to listen to the unit after repair, I find the sound somewhat thin and bass shy.  How normal is this?  Thanks for your thoughts/experience. 

 

jusam

What amplifier is it? How old is it? How long have you had it? What were the symptoms that something was wrong? Who did the repair? Is the amp connected to the same electronics and speakers then and now? 

Sounds like it might just need burn-in.  However, are you noticing this effect in both channels, or only the one with new repairs?

Burn-In here is an endless, contentious debate...I believe it will need some burn in time to sound right, absolutely normal...

A little too early in "re-burn-in" to know much.  It was one channel that was repaired and I don't have the manufacturers permission to put out info on them.  They are an established high end company that I have had several units from over the years.  It does remind me of new units that I have had that did improve sonically with some use time.  Thanks