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RE: DawnRazor, you're starting to display some of the hallmarks of genius.....

THanks Marc,

I appreciate the kind words.

If you hold off a bit I can let you know about removing it. Not because I want too, but as a test for you and others.

I do have a bunch of it on the speakers and on most audio gear. My Pass Labs amp has the whole bottom covered. I will try to remove that and a bit from my maggies, and will let you know.

I will post later in the next day or so, but I think it doesn't over damp as can be in other applications, though I think that the best thing would be to use a few different materials as well. I will be doing this soon with rope caulk and 3m damping sheets.

Right now all I can say is that it has yielded so much improvement on many fronts that it is hard not to recommend. But I do need to try to remove this myself to be safe. I think we will be OK on that front though.

Cut to razor sounding violins

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