WA-Quantum GmbH's Quantum Chips

I know the manufacturer says they are all different chips, ie; different programming. But I'm curious what I'd do if I found something that worked and wanted to make them proprietary and as application specific as possible via surface area. Ya know, try to throw people off from using scissors or a hole punch on a speaker chip to make dozens & dozens of fuse chips and hawking em for two bucks a pop. Or cut larger chips into smaller ones or rectangles into circles. I'm curious if anyone's actually tried making smaller chips from larger chip sheets and using them in place of application specific sizes. I wonder if the recipe is the same across the board but the appropriate dosage is in the chip size or shape rather than 'programming.' Just a thought.

Heheh that presumes of course there's electrons in there ;-) Me too in not knowing how they work tho there's too many credible positive posts and reviews to nay-say em off-the-cuff. That said I'm also a little skeptical there's really any element of 'programming' going on. I'll be the first to admit I could be wrong but I suspect huge sheets of this are offset printed, screen-printed, laminated and then die-cut or CAD cut via a plotter for a specific application.

I'm definitely gonna try em in an A/B test against 5mm fuse-specific chips at least punched from a comparatively HUGE speaker size chip. I doubt using a single hole punch one time in each of the speaker chips will affect that speakers performance in any way I can hear. But I'm sure I'll be able to notice any difference on a 5mm 'dot' as I was able to determine SUCH a difference initially two ways, ie; when they were oriented at leading/trailing fuse ends. I get two shots at determining their efficacy on fuses which was the biggest difference I could hear of all the chips I installed, ie; fuses, cables & speakers.