Clyde2 |
06-29-2023 08:16 AM |
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Originally Posted by Vintage Pete
(Post 1075270)
I'm not sure if your name is Clyde, or Ben....but reading this review puts a smile on my face. I would never take the Wizard out of my system. I still don't fully understand how it works, but work it does!
BTW....I too had a loose screw in the unit upon arrival. Don't know what's up with that.... :dunno:
Congrats and enjoy! :thumbsup:
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Thanks for reading my post and for the kind response. In all seriousness, your comments regarding the Wizard weighed heavily on my decision to give it a go. My username, Clyde2, was originally bestowed upon me many, many years ago by my daughter when she was 5 years old. (She is into her mid 20s now. Not sure how that happened…) At that time I decided to employ it as my username for a different audio site whose name I refuse to pollute AA with! For consistency and simplicity, I decided to keep it across the board. My actual name, as you may have guessed, is Ben.
Very interesting comments by several members about the Add-Powr units arriving with loose hardware. I’ll admit, given the Wizard is obviously and exclusively a “power” device, I was reluctant to use it if there was a potentially dangerous flaw. My worst case scenario fears were unfounded. I’m very thankful Bill Stierhout was kind enough to be on the phone with me and talk me through some “surgery” on the unit during which I discovered it was only a screw from the chassis. That issue was rectified immediately and the Wizard went in. Like Pete said, I’m not taking it out.
Thanks Pete and everyone else here on AA. I have found this site to be by far the most enjoyable and informative I have had the pleasure of reading.
Happy 4th!
Ben aka Clyde2
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