Fo.Q tape is useful in lots of places (e.g. on connectors, receptacle top plates, large capacitors) but be sparing in its application as it’s powerful stuff and easy to over do it!
TA-102 fo.Q Product from Japan "TRY These"
TA-102 fo.Q from Japan.
I just added these to the bottom of my Focal Speaker stands. They are supposed to reduce vibrations and I must say they have tightened up the soundstage and bass. For a package of 2 for speakers they cost about $35 and it only took about a week to receive.
I bought additional ones that I will try on the inside of some of my component covers. These are the real deal, even better than Herbies!
ozzy
I just added these to the bottom of my Focal Speaker stands. They are supposed to reduce vibrations and I must say they have tightened up the soundstage and bass. For a package of 2 for speakers they cost about $35 and it only took about a week to receive.
I bought additional ones that I will try on the inside of some of my component covers. These are the real deal, even better than Herbies!
ozzy
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Yes -- over application of fo.Q can suck the life right out of things but this is the exception rather than something that will always happen -- I found it especially to be the case on my SR ground cables (which are tiny cables anyways). Others have found that you can be very liberal, and certainly when it comes to things like outlet covers apply away! |
Joe Cohen at the Lotus Group has posted extensively on how to use fo.Q. See for example https://www.lotusgroupusa.com/blog/further-adventures-in-realms-of-bliss |
@paulcreed our cynic’s system is here. https://systems.audiogon.com/systems/7821 You can can draw your own conclusions ... |