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| THE GREAT AC OUTLET SHOOTOUT. I purchased single outlet Hubbell 6361's less resonance I believe, all brass and copper save for some external mounting and one terminal screw which I replaced for brass. I had these triple cyro'd and ordered single gang stainless [virtually non m... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Like using magnets that sound better than fuses.Where did that idea originate.Who thinks that way,way out of the breaker box.Tom | |
| Fuses that matter. Norm,Never did the Tesla thing but multiple cryo's sound better than just the one. It seems to be progressive, I have had the same parts treated up to six times. Enhances magnets and powders as well. Chill only don't heat temper. Tom | |
| Capacitor log Mundorf Silver in Oil Has anyone here compared a familiar fully broken in cap to one that was the same and identical and then cryo'd a couple of times? The performance gain in cryo'd parts is pretty amazing. Caps, resistors, diodes, transformers, outputs and even chass... | |
| Capacitor log Mundorf Silver in Oil Flat bottom caps such as the Duelund and Jupiter can be enhanced even further when mounted and secured on Audio Points .2's and APCD2's. I acquired a few years ago Clarity Cap DTAC caps that have a center taped bobbin and bolted these in my outboa... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Okay we do agree on the potential benefit of resonance control and that it can be fun and games or maybe not.Really exciting to hear a new breath or audio cue from a recording that I have listened to for years. That added breath that was revealed ... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Tbg. Norm, I new you were not being critical. The third word I used in my post happened to be the same word used by you in your post that's all. Sorry if my comments were misconstrued. In a description of my personal experience with materials and ... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz I never resent the time I spend seeking out new materials, processes, proportions and blends that enhance the directionality of my products in use with musical instruments that touch the floor. Capturing the forces of nature and placing them in a ... | |
| Porter Ports or Cabledyne Cryo Hubbell 5362 The 6 single, double cryo'd Hubbell 5361's I installed with all non ferrous hardware and stainless steel cover plates sound wonderful. Less to resonate. Tom | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Placement of the right material in the right place that has the right mass is crucial. I prefer to use materials that are of similar reactance that have much the same transfer rate and mechanical impedance and are of similar sonic character. Brass... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz What I proposed limits the material contact between the floor surface and any cable.When you limit the surface area for a charge to jump across you also reduce the vibration that can be conducted from the floor to the cable. Neither proposal limit... | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Basically using a non ferrous knife edge for minimum contact area. | |
| High Fidelity Cables CT-1designed by Rick Schultz Brass sheet material cut into small pieces laid on edge between the carpet and cables works wonders. It is a balancing act of sorts but once elevated stays in place. The material and minimalist contact area between the threads and the cable are th... | |
| What's the best Dac for the money This with 8 stacked Dac modules with all brass harmonically tensioned chassis and outboard power supply mounted to 2 custom terminated Sistrum platforms...Don't use an aluminum chassis it is sonically much inferior than one made of brass. Tom http... | |
| Porter Ports or Cabledyne Cryo Hubbell 5362 I sent 8 Hubbell 5361 single outlets to be double cryo'd. I have 3 20 amp dedicated circuits in use and will replace the current FMS outlets with these. I have some 2024 aluminum 1/2 plate that I will have sized and cut to fit the outlets. These f... |