Mad Scientist Graphene Contact Enhancer

I prepared to apply the Mad Scientist graphene, while reading the accompanying paperwork, it sounds like the exact same thing as the sample I got from Hi Fidelity, but at < 1/3 the price!

You are absolutely right about this. I wish I knew before I bought the HF NPS Q45t. a few months ago before they shut down. My guess is the Mad Scientist one is likely just as good at a fraction of the price. Just a guess.

Please keep this thread updated with your impressions

Vaseline and graphene. Save your money they  are putting graphene powder in automotive waxes now. 
 

So what abut strategic placement of a graphene material such as this? 

Just wait until you open all your components and speakers and apply it to everything in there.

Then, just when you think you've reached audiophool audiophile nirvana, you can do every wire in your house and have the blackest blacks ever blacked. Don't get me started on speaking to your local power company about treating the wires that run from wherever it is that power is generated to your house. 

Snake oil, I really don't get how bored with life you have to be to find entertainment in spending money on magic pixie dust products like this, I guess even placebo can be highly addictive to some people.

@mrskeptic 

Very good point about not worrying about the last 6 feet of passive power cord when the juice has already come through your house system, the house fuse, the supply line from the 8kv (in UK) substation, and the long lines from the power generation station that may be 50 miles long or more.

I have been making this point for years, but the guys still imagine they're hearing differences by changing the last 6 feet of passive power line.

As for 'contact enhancer', if you feel this way just hard-wire everything.  A FAR better contact.

Haters gotta hate. 

Haters gotta hate.

Yup! It’s their “hobby”. It’s a mental disorder and disease 

That must have been exciting! in an otherwise dull day of fiddling!

I know when I make a tweak my system sounds better.  Then I find something new to tweak and it sounds better again.  With enough tweaks,  it might someday sound great. 

I have many uses for vaseline on my aging body, so there is not enough left for my wires.

For the haters: do you understand that a soldered connection will ALWAYS sound better than a metal push clip connection? Graphene comes very close to closing the gap (NPI) to soldered joints.

Just 24 hours in and the improvement is quite noticeable, especially for a mere $75, which should treat quite a few systems.

Hell Freezes Over (live recording) is a good place to start. WELL... the music is considerably more cohesive, clearer, sharper, BUT, much less edgy. Joe Walsh's guitar intro on Hotel California practically jumps out of the mix now

Next up I will treat all my PCs 

I’ve been back into listening to vinyl again going on three years, after about a 30 year hiatus. It was so much simpler back in the 1970’s through 1990’s.

after reading, reviewing many articles about specialty wires, then this recent fad of graphene additives and contact enhancers and all the rest.

 I decided to return to what has, for the true cognoscenti, worked in the past, pyramid energy.

the Alan Parsons project referred to it in song- indeed, I still use the same razor blade I first treated and stored inside a model of a pyramid in 1976.

so after considering some of the more modern nostrums, “patent medicine” for what ails your audio.

just make a pyramid out of spaghetti and modeling clay proportional to the size of your system and hang it above your system. Further improvements can be had by making them out of more exotic materials like silver or gold wire, and augmenting energy flow with amethyst crystals… or tourmaline.

Dark energy and it really works.

😉

Graphene comes very close to closing the gap

There's a gap?  Please educate the community about this gap.

@thyname now that is rich. And you smearing Vaseline on wires with a graphene carbon derivative that costs thousands of dollars an ounce is not?

Spend your money how you will but don’t call people mentally unstable because they do not buy this bull crap.

Oh I did get a sample from that guy in Texas that shuttered his company and fled to Canada where fraud is not a felony. Total garbage! 

Yup! It’s their “hobby”. It’s a mental disorder and disease 

Somebody got the panties in a bunch. 

Spend my money??? How much money are you talking? it's a few dollars for the Mad Scientist product, this thread is about. Starting from $25. Twenty five US dollars for the smaller bottle. What the big fuss?

By the way, calling contact / connector hygiene & maintenance bull crap (to quote your words) is a bit of rich. Garbage? Why the anger dude? Listen, you don't have to spend any money at all on anything, that's fine, not my business. But taking care of my contacts is something that is always advisable, and, one does not have to spend too much money. I have done it for two decades, just using stuff from the hardware store. Dremel tool, Brasso metal polishing liquid, soft cloth, and then apply contact enhancing fluid such as Caig DeoxIT, deoxIT Gold, or Jena Labs fluid. All very cheap and they work. For a few dollars. How is this "garbage" and "bull crap"?? You guys are very funny

@noske You are beating the same dead horse on me over and over again with your racist comments. False.

As for the mental disorder, yes, I think what is often in display here is a mental disorder. My objective opinion. 

@music_is_life :

You are one goofy SOB. Talk about mental.

How old are you? 

@music_is_life :

music_is_life

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06-03-2022 at 12:00pm 

@thyname old enough to recognize a goofy SOB. 

Living in glass house. Yuk. 

Keep going with your childish name calling. It makes my point about mental disorder folks like you display in the audio forums. 100%

do you understand that a soldered connection will ALWAYS sound better than a metal push clip connection

Not all connections in components are soldered, and there's no proof soldered sounds better. Take 2 of the  exact same amp, solder all connections in one and use crimp connectors in the other and tell which is which. No way. 

Here is the webpage of the product triggering a bunch of adults (supposedly) in this thread:

http://www.madscientist-audio.com/graphene_ce.html

Crossing fingers some will still be able to afford feeding the family after “splurging” on this 🤦‍♂️

The High Fidelity Cables product is not graphene. Graphene would not be as good as Q45T. Contact enhancers can be better than a soldered joint.