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In Reply to: RE: GutWire notepad/sound pad Alternative posted by kbuzz on January 05, 2008 at 07:50:26

I recently bought 2 of Herbie's Supersonic Stabilisers which I tried on my Arcam FMJ CD33 CD player in my audio system. My CDP and integrated amp sit on a GPA Monaco base unit with GPA's Apex ball bearing feet and their Formula composite shelves. In my experience very little makes a difference to the results I get from the Monaco rig. It does the job damn well.

I thought that I got perhaps a little improvement from the Stabilisers but that there was virtually no difference between having 1 or 2 on the Arcam so I left one on it and put the other on top of the Denon DVD player in my separate HT system. That certainly made a difference that I didn't have any doubts about, and a difference one could see as well as hear. Apart from the sound becoming a bit clearer and more focussed, so did the picture. I was surprised by how much difference it made with the Denon after my results with the Arcam, but the HT rig is not sitting on anything like the Arcam so it's much more of a real world test in many ways.

I'd give the Stabilisers a go. I've ordered another 2 to try elsewhere in the HT system.

David Aiken

Herbie's Supersonic Stabilisers. (Open in New Window)

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I get really good results with them myself... - Wellfed 17:44:45 01/05/08 (0)

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