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RE: The Bocchino Brenda RCA Connector - It Really Makes a Difference

Posted by setlexia on May 31, 2012 at 17:24:25:
I said RCA connector, that outstrips the bullet plug for it's price.
You gave me a free cable giveaway that has "the same sonic characteristics". not an RCA connector with proven results.

I like the concept behind the Coconut Audio products. aside from the fact they are using crystal, the power cable and "single ground pin" seem rather coincidentally like the ETI power filter system on their AC cable and just like WBT... ETI came up with the single point ground pin idea first and it's still used now.

Im not too sure about the sonic properties of the amount of different materials used in their ground pin though... they say

"Our grounding tweaks contain a proprietary mixture of aluminium, iron, magnesium, sodium, lithium, potassium and various crystal formulas that creates a 0.06mA suction force where the noise is destroyed using a natural piezoelectric resonance conversion."

sounds like mumbo jumbo... since when can sound be "suctioned"???