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In Reply to: RE: QuickSilver contact enhancer on Cat5 speaker wire re. burn-in posted by Japesgalore on December 17, 2008 at 07:35:26:
Yes, that's the new name for the stuff. But I find the spray can easy and cheaper than the full strength bottle. Same formula and same effect. Just chose your product based on how you like to apply stuff and how much you like to pay.
Sondek says he did exactly what you did and liked the results after a while, so you can follow his advice more easily and evaluate how you like the sound in a few weeks, then change if dissatisfied.
Please be aware that a lot of HF tizz, brightness, etc. is actually RFI masquerading as HF information. There are different controls for that. REad up in the archives here for suggestions, starting with R-C filters at both ends of the cables. Those work fantastically well for me, and you can mock some up simply to test it too.
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Follow Ups
- RE: QuickSilver contact enhancer on Cat5 speaker wire re. burn-in - bartc 08:01:14 12/17/08 (10)
- RE: QuickSilver contact enhancer on Cat5 speaker wire re. burn-in - Japesgalore 16:42:33 12/17/08 (5)
- CAIG - bartc 17:07:01 12/17/08 (4)
- RE: CAIG - Japesgalore 08:36:45 12/20/08 (3)
- A link to this R/C speaker cable RFI filter was posted some time ago - Julien43 08:49:19 12/25/08 (1)
- Yes, an excellent tutorial, but not for starters necessarily - bartc 05:47:36 12/27/08 (0)
- RE: CAIG & R-C filtering - bartc 09:58:56 12/20/08 (0)
- RE: QuickSilver contact enhancer on Cat5 speaker wire re. burn-in - Japesgalore 11:57:44 12/17/08 (3)
- OK, let's try the easy way - bartc 14:43:11 12/17/08 (2)
- RE: OK, let's try the easy way - Rob F 19:06:23 12/17/08 (1)
- Yeah, my bad! - bartc 20:32:18 12/17/08 (0)