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In Reply to: RE: Faraday fabric absorbs EMI generated by a component posted by Dryginger2 on August 7, 2020 at 20:45:13:
After two weeks more testing, I find that placing any Faraday fabric at a distance from the laser, no matter how small, pulls the EMI directionally and distorts the reading of the musical topography so causing the imbalanced sound that is fatiguing for the brain to process.
That problem is avoided by applying very small amounts of the very thin Faraday fabric with doubled-sided Scotch Tape to the top, bottom, and back of the laser unit itself where it does not obstruct its operation.
Before this tweak, the CD of Beethoven's Cello Sonatas by Simca Heled and Simone Dinnerstein on Scandinavian Classics, for example, reproduced with a flat sound/ topography unworthy of being played or kept. Afterwards it had the note definition/ tone, pace/ rhythm/ timing of an average CD. However it could do nothing to redeem the unrealistic tone of Leif Ove Adndnes CD of Haydn's piano sonatas.
CDs with good musical topography benefit from a small noticeable enhancement.
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