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Deepak007,

From what I have read on many audio forums, the Furutech GTX-D (R) duplex receptacle is anything but warm sounding.

Again how did you burn-in/break-in the receptacle? Connected load current, amps? Approx how many hours?

Just installed the furutech gtx-d (r)

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One thing that caused a hold-up was the long break in of the Furutech receptacles, I rigged up a way to get them on my cable burner so it should eliminate this issue, but the rhodium plated GTX receptacles take a LONG TIME to break in!

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Zephy i burned in the GTX D rhodium through my sound system for days but it still gave me a thin sound only treble type of sound plain sound. maybe its not burned in yet but my PS audio gave me clear sound from the beginning not perfect but tolerable. the thing about PS is that I want something better clearer and not warm. I read reviews about the R1 it sounds good. The R1 comes in 2 types cyro and non cyro any difference there if you guys suggest the R1. I just want to put an end to receptacle search.

Thanks for the feedback...glad to hear you found something you like that sounds good with your gear Deepak!

Deepak007;
A new GTX-D (Rhodium) outlet requires at least 500 hours of burn in time in order for it to come into its own sound. What you described you heard after 50 hours is par for the course. After 500 hours you may or may not like what you hear, but 50 hours of burn in is nothing for that outlet.
Just an FYI, and I agree 500 hours is a long wait time.

The Maestro is what you want. Search on here for more info and get it here. It will give you the clarity you want without mucking up your sound or take forever to settle in.