If you need help with your HIFI system or general advice, then send me a mail to: realhifihelp@gmail.com (my name is Larry) For free help, then look at my videos and comments. Then there are several 1000’s of hours put into these videos for the entire community. (circa 450 videos)
In the 90s it was popular to put balls of bluetac under the speakers on top of the stands. Today people buy Isoacoustic Orea pucks. IKEA bamboo butcher blocks are cheap wooden blocks which absorbs resonances. Entreq Vibbeaters on top of speakers really improves the sound of speakers, sometimes doubling the value of the speakers. Vibbeaters improves cheap speakers and the most expensive speakers in the world. Lifting all cables at least 10 cm from the floor really helps.
You guys can also just use the black tape on the cable without anything else, it gives a slightly different sound. The copper tape, basically just boosts the sound, giving more of everything. Whereas the black tape and scotch adhesive pads, makes the sound more stable/organic.
Hmm do you know what your are getting when ordering those banana plugs.. I mean I would not consider any of them if they are not stating that the are made of copper! Many of them is using the electrically inferior brass material.. That is something I would keep out of my signal path when there is easily copper to be had.
Do a little research from your side before offering advice. Artesania Dampers are made of stainless steel i.e non magnetic. Using door stoppers as peddled by our guru here may create issues and damage your equipment. Iron is usually the inner core of most door stoppers which gives it it's weight, with stainless steel on the outside. I've seen other Reviewers like Darko peddle the same nonsense.
Iron is no big deal. Audio Note and a lot of other companies make their cases from soft sheet metal, which is magnetic. I have 2 Audio Note components and noticed no difference having the tops off. I know on some gear that taking the lid off makes it sound more open and transparent. I'm not certain if it's because of the negative feedback interacting with electromagnetic fields. But clearly, if Audio Note are putting their top units in this same material, it's fine. I know a lot of companies claim their chassis is made from aerospace aluminum even though there is no such thing. There are only alloys.
If you need help with your HIFI system or general advice, then send me a mail to: realhifihelp@gmail.com (my name is Larry)
For free help, then look at my videos and comments. Then there are several 1000’s of hours put into these videos for the entire community. (circa 450 videos)
In the 90s it was popular to put balls of bluetac under the speakers on top of the stands. Today people buy Isoacoustic Orea pucks. IKEA bamboo butcher blocks are cheap wooden blocks which absorbs resonances. Entreq Vibbeaters on top of speakers really improves the sound of speakers, sometimes doubling the value of the speakers. Vibbeaters improves cheap speakers and the most expensive speakers in the world. Lifting all cables at least 10 cm from the floor really helps.
Thanks for the explanation
You guys can also just use the black tape on the cable without anything else, it gives a slightly different sound. The copper tape, basically just boosts the sound, giving more of everything. Whereas the black tape and scotch adhesive pads, makes the sound more stable/organic.
Can we use GND to speaker, using negative binding post to GND box. Thanks
I don't know.
Hmm do you know what your are getting when ordering those banana plugs..
I mean I would not consider any of them if they are not stating that the are made of copper! Many of them is using the electrically inferior brass material..
That is something I would keep out of my signal path when there is easily copper to be had.
I've tried an Artesania damper on my amp and it blew a fuse. Can it be correlated or is it just a coincidence? Thanks.
I am guessing it is a coincidence.
I think Artesania is Spanish
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Do a little research from your side before offering advice. Artesania Dampers are made of stainless steel i.e non magnetic. Using door stoppers as peddled by our guru here may create issues and damage your equipment. Iron is usually the inner core of most door stoppers which gives it it's weight, with stainless steel on the outside. I've seen other Reviewers like Darko peddle the same nonsense.
Iron is no big deal. Audio Note and a lot of other companies make their cases from soft sheet metal, which is magnetic. I have 2 Audio Note components and noticed no difference having the tops off. I know on some gear that taking the lid off makes it sound more open and transparent. I'm not certain if it's because of the negative feedback interacting with electromagnetic fields. But clearly, if Audio Note are putting their top units in this same material, it's fine. I know a lot of companies claim their chassis is made from aerospace aluminum even though there is no such thing. There are only alloys.