@pev999,…You’re right,.I’m from the fantastic country of Sweden .
When I say a year,.it doesn’t mean that you work intensively every night for a year with your system.
One must have the right feeling in the body to be able to evaluate,.some days,weeks it does not work at all.
And,.at every change,time must be given to experience,.letting the new optimisation “sink in”.
So that you know what to continue with,.and which way to take.
It also takes time with all the other things I wrote in my previous post.
I can put up a passive Linn Isobarik system in one day,.so it plays incredibly well.
It may take 5-8 hours of intensive work from scratch.
But then maybe the system has only reached 65-75% of its capacity.
It is the last 20-30% that makes it magically good,.and which you have to work with for a long time.
Have you once experienced how amazingly good it can be,.yes it is addictive,but at the same time incredibly frustrating.
Because you know how long it takes,.to reach that goal.
When I install systems for others,.I usually have with me some written information,with advice and tips how they themselves can proceed with their system.
For it is not possible to “settle down” with friends and interested,.who want help .
But I have almost stopped it,.time is not enough any longer.
But the interesting thing is,.that most have not used my written information.
They have not touched the system after I been there.
They have thought it played incredibly well,.and they don’t know how much better it can be.
So in some way,.everyone is happy.
Even though,.their system can play 20-30% better,if they used my written information.
I can tell you more about this,.but now I have to quit…This is getting too far .
Regards to you too Pev…
/Peder