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RE: Hubbell 8300H Oyaide R-0 or Maestro

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alan m. kafton

In Reply to: RE: Hubbell 8300H Oyaide R-0 or Maestro posted by blake on March 01, 2015 at 12:43:04

Hey, Blake....I would agree wholeheartedly with your assessments of the R-1 and Hubbell's.

If memory serves, I may have provided one or more of your HBL5362's so many years ago. Glad you're still seeing good use with these. They were the best of their day.

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RE: Hubbell 8300H Oyaide R-0 or Maestro - blake 14:57:44 03/01/15 (1)
You did indeed Alan! I bought that 5362 from you more than 13 years ago LOL and still have it in use here! There's a review of it here in the archives/review section. It was my first experience with anything treated cryogenically.

I'm fortunate to have a cryo vendor here in town but that 5362 led me on a bit of cryo odyssey over the ensuing years. From the receptacle on almost every piece of wire or connector in my system has been treated.

I've cryoed power cords, interconnects, speaker cables, male and female connectors, CD's, a couple of line conditioners and DVD players and razor blades and maybe a few other things that I can't recall.

It is your fault haha!
- RE: Hubbell 8300H Oyaide R-0 or Maestro - alan m. kafton 21:29:53 03/01/15 (0)
  Excellent!

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