Furutech GTX NCF receptical break in, how long

I've burned in my share of wire and gear over the years but this outlet takes the cake. Everything was nice this weekend then 2 nights ago it became bass shy again, detail and vocals are still nice but can start to shout at me at time. I've put everything back on 24/7 burn in again. I'm a little under 400 hours ( I quit 24/7 burn in after it started sounding better) not including supposedly 6 day dealer burnin. I did notice when things were sounding nice the bass was not as big and boomy as before NCF outlet but more controlled, which I liked.

lak, I feel your aggravation with kosst_amojan. He has been a member 1 year and a couple days and has over 1200 post all ranting the same thing he does here. Also he has never bought or sold a thing on Audiogon. It's bad enough waiting for your system to settle down while breaking in a component and looking for insight and help from knowledgeable people on this forum that have experienced the same as I without ignorant comments from kosst. I really would like to know what kosst system consist of to not hear improvement from anything power related. If that's the case he real needs to have his "stuff" checked out because something is really wrong with it! 

No... My system isn't built from garbage that's prone to things like what my outlet is plated with. You accuse me of banging on about the same things in every post I make. That must mean you've read them. But if you had, you wouldn't be wondering what my system is made up of. I've mentioned most of it in the last 48 hours here. Apparently you haven't done your homework and your accusation is demonstrably false. 
Why you think audio gear being prone to such insignificant things is a good thing, I don't know. It's a horrible philosophy upon which to design anything electronic. Extolling it as virtue genuinely speaks to your ignorance of what a power supply should do. 

Then then list your system here kosst, lets see what's not garbage

Go do your homework.