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In Reply to: Re: Breaking in the H2O is fun posted by Davey on February 23, 2005 at 09:18:12:
Davey, I always prided myself as being a hard nosed skeptic. If I can't apply the scientific method to a Faraday Law bound mechanism, then what?????? I remember having self congratulatory conversations with Henry over the speciousness of cable tweaking, and break in "myth."Then Henry built the H2O. I had already told him my eAR amp had sounded like wheez out of the box. That had me perplexed. I don't think he took me seriously. Henry is an electronics engineer - nuts and bolts all the way.
Now, with the obvious need for patience on first listen to the brand new H2O, Henry is whistling a new tune. He doesn't have a clue as to why, just that it is.
Read all the reviews. They all say the same thing. Amarandae is yet another voice saying breaking the H2O in is part of the process.
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