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"And then he go, I have this thing. Oh, really? Is it really better than your last in-ear? And you'd hear it and go, yep! This is actually better."
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Lee captures Jerry’s loop: show up with a new idea, invite the A/B, and it really is better. That peer-ear validation turns marketing into measurable progress and explains how driver/tuning jumps became the expectation, not the exception. It’s the culture of iteration that kept raising the bar.
Chris Lee
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JH Audio
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"And then he go, I have this thing. Oh, really? Is it really better than your last in-ear? And you'd hear it and go, yep! This is actually better."
Speaker: Chris Lee
About: Jerry Harvey
From: JH Audio
Arc: innovation · Signal: 0.90
Context: Lee captures Jerry’s loop: show up with a new idea, invite the A/B, and it really is better. That peer-ear validation turns marketing into measurable progress and explains how driver/tuning jumps became the expectation, not the exception. It’s the culture of iteration that kept raising the bar.
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