Z-Sleeve obliterates EMI contamination

[Audiocom AV]

Audiocom are now stocking the excellent Z-Sleeve products, the Z-Sleeves Extra Heavy & new version Elite Z-Sleeve.

A Z-SLEEVE is a ZERO GAUSS Tube that slips over a cable. The tube creates an internal magnetic null area that completely obliterates EMI contamination.

The Z-SLEEVE reduces distortion, and focuses the signal just before it goes into the speaker or receiving component. It does this through passive organisation of the concentric magnetic field surrounding, and propagated by the speaker cable’s signal.

The Z-Sleeve Extra Heavy is priced £249.00 + VAT, the premium Elite version is £345.00 + VAT.

Click here for further details >>>
http://www.audiocominternational.com/product_info.php?products_id=150

[Dave Hewitt]

Hi
Does anyone know how this device works?
Cheers Dave.

[Ali Tait]

Zero gauss-does that mean it's not magnetic?

[Audiocom AV]

Hi
Does anyone know how this device works?
Cheers Dave.

Hi Dave

This review goes in to some depth as to how the Z-Sleeves work;
http://www.sixmoons.com/audioreviews/zcable1/sleeve.html

This review was 2004, the new version Z-Sleeve Extra Heavy & Elite no longer use ERS material.

Best Regards,
Mark

[Audiocom AV]

Zero gauss-does that mean it's not magnetic?

Hi Ali

A ZERO GAUSS chamber creates an internal magnetic null area, it absorbs EMI/RFI.

Cheers,
Mark

[The Vinyl Adventure]

we dont apear to have a :thats gone right over my head: emoticon

[SteveW]

we dont apear to have a :thats gone right over my head: emoticon

phew...its not just me then.

The Major of Simpleton.

[Haselsh1]

So what you're selling is effectively a screen...?

[Dave Hewitt]

Hi
Sounds like some kind of degausing coil powered by induced speaker signal,perhaps.
Dave.

[markf]

If it's wide enough I do believe that if you run a "hot wheels" track through it you may or
may not get some acceleration to your car.

[Audiocom AV]

So what you're selling is effectively a screen...?

Hi

A detailed explanation of how the Z-Sleeves work can be found here;
http://www.zsleeves.com/Z/Technical.html

Cheers,
Mark

[markf]

Well that's it then too narrow ,I was kind of hoping DSJR would do a few timed runs
maybe average 10 runs down the track with and without the Z-Sleeve ,then flip the
Z-Sleeve around and run the car through against the arrow.

[Audiocom AV]

Well that's it then too narrow ,I was kind of hoping DSJR would do a few timed runs
maybe average 10 runs down the track with and without the Z-Sleeve ,then flip the
Z-Sleeve around and run the car through against the arrow.

You may have found a new application for the Z-Sleeve, then again you might be on the wrong forum;

http://hotwheelsforum.co.uk/

[Dave Hewitt]

Hi
Google zero gauss tube for an explanation.
Dave.

[Dave Hewitt]

Hi
Sorry that should read zero gauss chamber ,not tube.
Dave.

[twelvebears]

If it's wide enough I do believe that if you run a "hot wheels" track through it you may or
may not get some acceleration to your car.

:lolsign:

[DSJR]

Invent a "problem" and sell an expensive solution????????????