I'm going to be rich

[Stryder5]

I'm just marketing sound deadening feet called them Asquish, available in varying grades according to weight. Red dot, yellow dot, white dot and professional.

Gary

[Gaz]

I'm just marketing sound deadening feet called them Asquish, available in varying grades according to weight. Red dot, yellow dot, white dot and professional.

Gary

They'd sound better with a blob of Audiophile Sound Damping and Anti-slip Putty under them

[Stryder5]

They'd sound better with a blob of Audiophile Sound Damping and Anti-slip Putty under them

I'm negotiating for the use of these as upgrades!

[Svend N]

This one jolts my BS meter into the red zone:

http://www.furutech.com/2016/12/08/14208/



A carbon fiber, resin dampened outlet cover. Only $250. A bargain at twice the price. Per their ad copy:

All non-magnetic Damper cover plate finished with NCF carbon fiber sheet and Neo Damper sheet plus NCF resin plate for the most effective damping

NCF - Nano Crystal² Formula - Nano Crystalline, Ceramic and Carbon Powder Incorporated into select Furutech products, Nano Crystal² Formula --- NCF is comprised of a special crystalline material that has two “active” properties. First, it generates negative ions that eliminate static and secondly, it converts thermal energy into far-infrared. Furutech then combines this remarkable crystalline material with nano-sized ceramic particles and carbon powder for their additional “Piezo Effect” damping properties. The resulting Nano Crystal² Formula is the ultimate electrical and mechanical damping material – only found in Furutech products! Nano Crystal² Formula eliminates static, “interconverts” thermal, mechanical and electrical energy and damps vibrations—all for the finest Furutech Pure Transmission signal imaginable.

Neo Damper – an extremely effective elastomer composite material created in Japan for vibration damping in sensitive electrical and mechanical devices such as high end audio products where transference or transmission of vibrational and electrical noise through power cables has detrimental effect of sound reproduction

[struth]

The white tac and pink tac could be utilised in the scheme. Guessing you might be able to get gold stuff too

[hairymonster]

I seem to remember a character called Peter Belt, now passed away, who used to flog some fairly contentious hifi 'upgrades', like black plastic cable ties to put round your speaker cables, not to tidy them up or coil them, just put round a single run of the cable. It was supposed to improve the sound. He had his fans and he had his critics, though I believe most people felt his products were based on optimism rather than any logical scientific evidence. Selling paper clips that had undergone 'special treatments'. Yeah, right .

[Barry]

That's the same sort of bollocks as is talked about Ohno continious cast copper. The drawing process may create single crystals that are a metre or two long, but as soon as the wire is wound on a drum or bent beyond its elastic limit, those single crystals are broken into smaller units. And when the copper is put into use the crystals are broken further still.

[Gaz]

The white tac and pink tac could be utilised in the scheme. Guessing you might be able to get gold stuff too

I considered it but was concerned about allegations of racism as I couldn't offer black tac.
Thankfully it's all gender neutral.

I am also thinking of offering a fair trade, organic, ethically sourced, dolphin friendly, vegan version*



Same shit, different packaging.

[AJSki2fly]

The mistake you're making is that you're explaining what they do, the tactic is to advertise it making no claims as to what the procuct actually does or how it achieves it. This protects you from trading standards

I think I’d pass trading standards as the crystals will disrupt sound waves hitting them. You just need to position them correctly to maximise effect. Hours of fun tweaking and doing listening tests, guaranteed satisfaction for the true audiophiles among us.

[Jazid]

Some people are cynical about these so called 'audiophile tweaks'. It is sad but to help them I intend to repurpose these repurposed extendable rods as divining rods for foo detection.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kalttoy-Hun...6fL&ref=plSrch

Simply extend, point at what might be foo, and if the rods detect it as such they will move in mysterious ways. For £199.95 no serious audiophile can afford to be without one.

Highly recommended, 5 star reviews on following link..

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