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You guys are losing out, Demag your CDs

Posted by Tubenut on November 29, 2002 at 12:50:26:
I have only seen one reply to my post some days ago.
Really guys give it a wirl.I tried this afew weeks ago with some audiophile friends.
I did not tell them what I had done to the disc, all reported a very audible improvement.
It is far cheaper than a clarifier, as I already owned it and sold my tape deck 2 years ago.
Just cicle/wave it over your CD like a magic wand.
I even tried a friends demag unit which is battery powered and ina tape case, worked just as well.
Hope this does not kill Bedini business.
You could even build one with a (I think