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In Reply to: RE: Mad Scientist Graphene-based Contact Enhancer posted by used-hifi on May 16, 2017 at 09:50:10:
More updates:
The contact enhancer is IMO very unpredictable and it goes through several stages of sound almost like a wire or capacitor does very strange but interesting non the less, How I apply is to use this stuff VERY VERY sparingly I mean a whisper translucent layer and like Bob was have said when done this way it will gooooo a very long way.
Now the best use IMO for the "black discuss" I have found is at or around the power cable and fuse holder, in other areas I do not like how it adds a kinda harmonic distortion if you will, almost like an SE amplifier with 5% mostly 2nd and IM distortion not that its harsh or anything at all but adds a coloration, you have to be careful where you put them, so much experiments need to be done in order to utilize them properly, you will know when its right when things come together a "dynamic coherency" and an aliveness to the sound.
Thanks Bob when funds come more available I will order more.
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