Phono pre "Break-In" process? Necessary?

Roger wrote,

"The experience cannot be described in words. So let me simply say the in the coming months you will see one audio magazine after another validating what I have done as the biggest breakthrough in sound reproduction. Period."

Actually, eveything can be described in words. No reason for all the mystery. We are not illiterate slobs. See if you can describe what indescribable experience you’re talking about in say a paragraph or two. Is it like a Mounds candy bar, indescribably delicious?

"If it doesn’t make sense it’s not true." - Judge Judy

OK - here goes.

It is the same thing as being there.

Roger

Geoffkait, Some of this thread is just nuts. I'd be kind of a Mound's fan, but they screwed up the Almond Joy when they used cheap (domestic style) milk chocolate. Had they taken a lesson from the Swiss and way-upped the butter fat and used quality cocoa with the almonds, I'd be all in! [|;^)>

Well good luck guys -

These threads have not changed much.
I tried to tell you about something legitimate that will have an impact on the very industry around which your hobby exists. Unless you are an amplifier manufacturer yourself in which case I could understand trying to tear down what I have said. I feel sorry for actual audiophiles who come to these forums to share ideas and learn from others. I'm sure there is a thread somewhere that deals with candy bars.

We will just wait for the news to hit you from other sources.

Roger

It's been my experience that amplifier designers are the most educated, clever and talented audiophiles in the business.  Don't believe me?  Just ask them.  I'm more of a Zag Nut guy myself.