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| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic An improvement can be heard right away as I heard on the battery posts. Sure it gets better. As far as I can tell the 1.5ml will go a long way. I have applied to many contacts and connections and have nearly the same amount as I started with..A li... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Bill,The answer is probably how often you may remove and reinsert equipment and their attached cables. Frank may want to answer that question because he has had and used the product longer than I and also in other listeners systems. I have only ap... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Bill, I was involved as a listener only. I had used other types of brush on contact enhancers in the past and removed them sooner or later.This product I applied first to the terminal posts of my 40lb deep cell marine battery that powers my 1lb da... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Original tweek was great product. This goes way beyond anything I remember of tweek.With this product you become part of the sound scape space...where ever you sit or move about you are within the soundstage. Like being in free space with the perf... | |
| New Tweak --- Its Fantastic Very little goes a long way. Tom | |
| Top resistors The best is a resistor bridge made with several of the .8 watt Vishay naked resistors to arrive at the required wattage... 3D with no noise. Simply shocking, the improvement that is. $60 to $100 per required value. Another reason to go with a s... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? Google what is trex made of. All the same crap mdf is made of except trex has the added incredient of shredded plastic and probably more ga -luue as a binder for this compost pile. Tom | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? OzzySeal the sawdust and glue with something...varnish the inside a couple of coats or so.Tom | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? OzzyI take that back ..3 coats would be enough..30 coats would take weeks to cure. Though the volume would be right. Tom | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? Ozzy,1 gallon displaces 241 cubic inches. So a gallon of Cascade when cured should shrink down to the volume you require..you would need a gallon for each box..They would be well sealed and more rigid. Tom | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? OzzyI agree with Geoff limit the amount of damping material. The Cascade reduces the drag of the glue and saw dust and increases the dispersive area of its solids. MDF which is probably in use here..sounds like a dark muffled congested cough..the ... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? Ozzy The Cascade can be applied by a heavy brush or even trowel like device. I have used this product on several cabinets. I kept track of the volume installed by using a platic cup filled to volume. You want the same = amount in each box. Apply m... | |
| Best way to decrease the internal volume of a sealed speaker? Cascade V bloc..Thick purple paint..sucked into the mdf..seals the contents of the wall material from the energy robbing glue and saw dust that kills the dynamics. This product drys hard like concrete.. You could add a quart of micro bearing steel... | |
| Synergistic Red Fuse ... AlYou are the expert on patents..I do have limited exposure on these matters and open for many corrections and have been.I don't ever remember saying the paint patent had anything to do with the blue fuse. Somehow all that became mixed together. Y... | |
| Synergistic Red Fuse ... AlPardon me but I too think the patent leaves open the door for modulation by an external source not just particle motion of the air in the room. If it were just the air in the room then the ambient temp. and humidity would be the constant variabl... |