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Sylvia smiles softly at Eli, her eyes filled with love as she leans in close, her breath hot against Eli's ear. "Let's wash each other's hair", she whispers, her voice sultry and enticing. "We must look our very best for Giles and Jeremy from top to toe!"

Eli nods, her heart racing with anticipation. Sylvia takes a generous squirt of shampoo into her hands and begins to gently massage it into Eli's scalp, working her fingers through the other woman's luscious locks. Eli moans softly, her eyes fluttering closed as she surrenders to Sylvia's touch.

Sylvia rinses the shampoo from Eli's hair, the water cascading down her face and neck in a torrent of liquid warmth. She then turns her attention to her own hair, allowing Eli to take over and massage the shampoo into her scalp.

Once their hair is clean and free of suds, they take turns lathering their bodies with rich, creamy lather from the scented soap, its scent of ylang-ylang and jasmine intoxicating and arousing.

As they stand there, their immaculately prepared bodies slick with soap and water, they cannot help but feel a sense of pride wash over them.

As the final suds are rinsed away, they each take a moment to admire their handiwork.

Stepping out of the shower, Sylvie and Eli are wrapped in a comforting calm. The warm water has eased away their stress, leaving their bodies and minds relaxed. Their skin, now soft and glowing, carries the subtle scent of their floral soap and shampoo. This shared experience had not only cleansed them but also filled them with a sense of contentment.

A silent understanding passes between them, reflected in their knowing smiles. This moment of shared vulnerability had deepened their bond, extending it beyond the physical. As they stand there, the boundaries between them have dissolved, strengthening their connection.

In the quiet aftermath, the realisation dawns on them: Their shared shower had done more than just clean their bodies. It had revealed their most intimate nature, strengthening the tie between them, connecting them on a level deeper than the physical, forging a bond that they knew would endure.

Glistening with moisture, Sylvie and Eli stand, their eyes alight with desire. They reach in unison for a pair of plush white towels, a simple luxury that they eagerly indulge in. Their hair, damp and slightly tousled, enhances the feeling of invigorating freshness. The lingering steam from the shower infuses the air with a warm, fragrant mist.

A knowing smile, one that is shared only between those truly intimate, lights up their faces. As they slowly glide the towels over their tingling skin, a sense of relaxation wraps them in its comforting embrace. Now cocooned in the comfort of thick white terrycloth robes, Sylvie starts to gently massage Eli's damp hair with the soft terrycloth, relishing the feel of each luxurious strand running between her long fingers, deepening their bond. She savours the scents and textures, amplifying her appreciation of Eli's presence.

Unhurriedly, her caresses migrated downwards, the towel's plush nap lingering in indulgent exploration over the alluring curves of breast and hip. Each electrifying brush against Eli's skin kindles their longing for what is to come while celebrating the beauty of their bond.

Eli, in turn, dries Sylvia's hair, running the towel through her long silky locks with a tenderness that made Sylvie shiver with pleasure.

A frisson of delighted anticipation ran through Eli's veins as her mind conjured visions of the evening to come -- rendezvous with their sophisticated older admirers, Jeremy and Giles. The mere thought of those powerful, worldly men desiring them ignited a smouldering within, their heartbeats quickening with rapturous excitement. The boundary between reality and reverie blurred, for such longings begged to be indulged without restraint.

The long shower has not only cleansed them but also brought a sense of tranquillity. Their thoughts about the upcoming Ball and their boyfriends seem less daunting now. As they finish drying each other off, Sylvia and Eli stand close together, their bodies still damp and warm. They share a contented smile, their friendship strengthened by this shared moment of relaxation. They feel ready to face whatever comes next, knowing they have each other for support.

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Hi-fi dealers will even sell you a special CD or vinyl disc to run-in your speakers.

Don't know if there is any music on these or just "sounds" ranging from low to high frequency.

This topic has been moved to DCC.

https://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?topic=63546.0

You will find the same sorts of conversations about wines, whiskies, tobacco, cheese, art, probably TVs as well. Are there differences/ improvements? Yes. Can most people appreciate them? No. Does it matter? No. Do you appreciate a £30 wine more than a £10 wine enough to justify the expense? The same applies to high end music systems.

Like any component with moving parts things need to settle in.  I can imagine the diaphragm and the glue which secures it will stretch and soften a tiny amount at first.  Demo speakers and headphones in a shop have probably been through such "running-in"
 
Whether anyone really can tell the difference I don't know - I think a lot of it is audiophiles trying to justify themselves and their supposed expertise/opinion.   

A freshly made speaker will have a tight suspension, but before it leaves the factory, it will be tested and the suspension will have settled in 2 or 3 seconds.
In my youth I could hear getting on for 20khz. Nowadays, I'm lucky if the tinnitus allows me to hear 10khz. I used to have expensive Quad hifi, but now I use a Sony compact system.

I'm going with the myth theory.

I have never heard of this before! In you shoes I would take a cynical view of this claim unless I could find some, what I considered to be unbiased, evidence. My son-in-law is a sound engineer, so I will ask him his opinion as I'm now curious.
Cheers