Van Den Hul D102MkIII
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Van Den Hul D102MkIII
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Keep In Mind, The Cable Has A Long "burn-in" Perio
Keep in mind, the cable has a long "burn-in" period, at least, 70 hrs, and don't touch it at all after connecting to your equipment, at least four weeks before your'll make your verdict.
The white sticker recommends to connect to the source, but you should try a reverse position to find the best or change the power cord position in outlets (if you can).
Heartly recommend to Music lovers; Sound lovers - try before you buy.
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Sound Quality
The Van Den Hul D102mkiii Has Been In My System Fo
The Van Den Hul D102MkIII has been in my system for more than ten years and I've never even considered changing it!
I think it is time to change your interconnect. I also had the Van Den Hull D102MKlll on my first system in the early 90's. I have had many cables on my systems, and the best cable for the money that I have listened to on my system was the Eccosse Maestro.
I also had the Cable talk Broadcast two on my system, that was an award winner; let me tell you the Maestro will beat the cable Talk Broadcast two hands down.
Cables in the same league as the Van Den Hul D102MKIII with mono crystal technology are going to show the D102MKIII's age.
Cable technology has changed over the past ten years, and using Monocrystal technology in the cables. (Zero grain copper).
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Bought This One Almost Three Years Ago And Was Ver
bought this one almost three years ago and was very
happy to get clear bass and solid middle.
since three months ago using "the first" which brought
me what 102 was missing - great bass and profine treble
but sill .. .102 is a top runner for middle priced range
(less than 100 pound mark)
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I Have Had This Cable For 2 Years And Never Though
i have had this cable for 2 years and never thought about replacing it. sounds so natural you forget it's there.
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