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Posted by RadioWonder on March 10, 2017 at 10:12:57:
at Lowering The Noise Floor and Increased Dynamics in both Sound Quality and Picture Quality...Amazing transparency...
I first did all my male AC Plug prongs, then moved on to all the non audio video plugs around the house (Refrigerator, toaster oven, lamps, washer/dryer)...
Speaker Cables and RCA Interconnects were next...
Took apart all my DIY Power Cords and did all connections...
I also did my Circuit Breaker Panel...Did all my Audio and Video system breakers first and then moved on to the rest of the house...

Not recommended if you are not comfortable around live AC Circuits... I can isolate my Circuit Breaker Panel by killing outdoor disconnect to panel...
Also USB and HDMI cables... Only did the outer shell on HDMI and USB Cables...
Did all my fuses in my AVR Receiver in my HT System...
I did NOT do my Ethernet Cables or Phone Cables because of the close contacts...
Also on RCA connectors I only applied to the male connector Hot...
Only about 1/8" on the center prong...And nothing on the Hot Female Chassis connector... Only lightly apply to the outer Ground of the Female connector...
Used Nitrile Gloves to protect my hands...